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9/16" CRESCENT RETAINING RINGS-ANR180056>
5/8" CRESCENT RETAINING RINGS
11/16" CRESCENT RETAINING RING
13/32" CRESCENT" RETAINING RING-ANR180040 >
OIL SEALS-1.809" X 2.361" X .370"-IMS18009>
• 3 1/2 lb head gray texturized finished
• Weight label on head
• Polished edge with
• 35 inch lacquered hickory handlished edge with protector
1/2" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18023 >
5/8" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18025 >
3/4" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18026 >
DHM-31/2H, handy axe for home, farm, dairy, sport, recreation, garden or home use
Durable hickory handle is an industry standard for strength and comfort
Heat treated blade, wood and steel wedge assembly
After use, clean handle and coat blade with light lubricant
OIL SEALS-1.813" X 2.562" X .438"-IMS18050>
OIL SEALS-1.825" X 2.623" X .250"-IMS18055>
1" X 2" WOVEN NYLON VELCRO UNIT-VEL180615 >
1/4" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18067 >
5/16" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN (FT)-TCI18068 >
3/8" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18069 >
1/2" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18071 >
Hickory wood handle. High-carbon steel forged head. Heat-treated with full ground edges. 1-1/4-pound head with 14-inch handle.
High-carbon steel forged head that is heat-treated
Durable hickory wood handle
OIL SEALS-1.813" X 2.623" X .500"-IMS18100>
14000-LB PINTLE EYE W/MT BRACKET-RED18128>
OIL SEALS-1.825" X 2.750" X .484"-IMS18149>
MINIATURE .20-AMP BULB-BUL1815MIN >
.33-AMP MINI BAYONET BASE BULBS
24-VOLT .17-AMP MINIATURE BULBS
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