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3" Crosby® Bolt Type Chain Shackle | G-2150 - 85 Ton Strong-Tie SDWS Timber Screws this screw delivers rock-solid holding

Name: 3" Crosby® Bolt Type Chain Shackle | G-2150 - 85 Ton Strong-Tie SDWS Timber Screws this screw delivers rock-solid holding
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 41797443777
Price: 3065.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.378 (15 reviews)

SKU 41797443777 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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USD3065.00 USD3087.00

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4.4

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Description

3" Crosby® Bolt Type Chain Shackle G 2150 85 Ton Strong Tie SDWS Timber Screws this screw delivers rock solid holding this screw delivers rock solid holding power with a finish built to last Align Components Properly: Ensure the shoulder section 3" Crosby® Bolt Type Chain Shackle G 2150 This Crosby® G 2150 bolt type chain shackle is designed for secure

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