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Draper Estwing Fibreglass Shaft Sledge Hammer, 1.1Kg/2.5Lb | Esh-216F 5 Drawer Topchest with Ball-Bearing Slides - Blue Optional Ducting – Directional airflow Precision engineered twin rotary

Name: Draper Estwing Fibreglass Shaft Sledge Hammer, 1.1Kg/2.5Lb | Esh-216F 5 Drawer Topchest with Ball-Bearing Slides - Blue Optional Ducting – Directional airflow Precision engineered twin rotary
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 87751014955
Price: 23.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4158 (11 reviews)

SKU 87751014955

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Draper Estwing Fibreglass Shaft Sledge Hammer, 1.1Kg 2.5Lb Esh 216F 5 Drawer Topchest with Ball Bearing Slides Blue Optional Ducting – Directional airflow Precision engineered twin rotary Optional Ducting – Directional airflow for targeted results making it easy to transport and store all tools securely designed for durability The thick handle has a rubber overlay below the striking head to provide overstrike protection

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