Pike Pole Attachment For Quick Connect Poles Category_Default Category/Products/Motors and Tap Cutters They are specially made to Hose Diameter:6"

Name: Pike Pole Attachment For Quick Connect Poles Category_Default Category/Products/Motors and Tap Cutters They are specially made to Hose Diameter:6"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 40004770832
Price: 125.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0549 (20 reviews)

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Pike Pole Attachment For Quick Connect Poles Category_Default Category Products Motors and Tap Cutters They are specially made to Hose Diameter:6" They are specially made to be 1” undersized in the sizes up to 18” and then 2” undersized for the 20” to 24” blades Easily go to 300 feet The pike pole attachment is made of cast steel Pike pole attachment for poles

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