Council Tool 16 in. Double Edge Ditch Bank Blade 40 in. (3-Hole) Wooden Handle Size:40" (3-Hole) Wooden Handle Fits Kärcher gas and most Color:BLACK

Name: Council Tool 16 in. Double Edge Ditch Bank Blade 40 in. (3-Hole) Wooden Handle Size:40" (3-Hole) Wooden Handle Fits Kärcher gas and most Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 91100554675
Price: 92.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.361800000000001 (12 reviews)

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Council Tool 16 in. Double Edge Ditch Bank Blade 40 in. (3 Hole) Wooden Handle Size:40" (3 Hole) Wooden Handle Fits Kärcher gas and most Color:BLACK Fits Kärcher gas and most other brands of pressure washers that have M22 connections 12 pt handle spline Made in the USA double edge ditch bank blade features a 3 hole 40 in

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