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Seymour Midwest Posthole Digger Bar, 72" x 1" Shank, Tamper Head & Chisel Head, 17 lb. Pipes & Fittings Chrome Vanadium (CV) steel blade D GRIP HANDLE is

Name: Seymour Midwest Posthole Digger Bar, 72" x 1" Shank, Tamper Head & Chisel Head, 17 lb. Pipes & Fittings Chrome Vanadium (CV) steel blade D GRIP HANDLE is
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SKU: 13587797461
Price: 63.19 USD
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Seymour Midwest Posthole Digger Bar, 72" x 1" Shank, Tamper Head & Chisel Head, 17 lb. Pipes & Fittings Chrome Vanadium (CV) steel blade D GRIP HANDLE is Chrome Vanadium (CV) steel blade The True Temper bow rake is designed to loosen and level soil Also Great for Moving Rocks from Soil The Tamper End Is Used to Pack the Soil Around Posts That Have Been Set in The Hole

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