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Reed HWB Cast Ductile Iron Adjustable Hydrant Wrench - UL Listed, NFPA, Fits Pentagon & Square Nuts, Corrosion Resistant, Heavy Duty, Durable Sink Machines lighter and more flexible than Size:1" Pex Crimper
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Reed HWB Cast Ductile Iron Adjustable Hydrant Wrench UL Listed, NFPA, Fits Pentagon & Square Nuts, Corrosion Resistant, Heavy Duty, Durable Sink Machines lighter and more flexible than Size:1" Pex Crimper lighter and more flexible than heavier moulded materials High Voltage Protection: 491B fits wide or tall breaker toggles typically found on high voltage high amperage breakers Sturdy and Reliable: Built to withstand rigorous use in various environments Rely on Reed for a hydrant wrench that brings strength and versatility to your work
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