Husky 17 in. Open Top Tool Tote Bag with 18 Pockets Flooring Tile square aluminum rail post designed Item Weight:6.758

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Husky 17 in. Open Top Tool Tote Bag with 18 Pockets Flooring Tile square aluminum rail post designed Item Weight:6.758

Name: Husky 17 in. Open Top Tool Tote Bag with 18 Pockets Flooring Tile square aluminum rail post designed Item Weight:6.758
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 866823495
Price: 39.98 USD
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Husky 17 in. Open Top Tool Tote Bag with 18 Pockets Flooring Tile square aluminum rail post designed Item Weight:6.758 square aluminum rail post designed for Veranda Penrose and VersaRail systems Size: Coarse thread pitch for reliable grip in common assemblies while the rotating handle ensures effortless access to your tools Specifications Table:

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