Truper 31188 Square-Point Shovel - Mid-Size Steps, 48-Inch Long Hardwood Handle with Non Slip Grip, 16 Gauge Blade DCG413B When Not in use the

Name: Truper 31188 Square-Point Shovel - Mid-Size Steps, 48-Inch Long Hardwood Handle with Non Slip Grip, 16 Gauge Blade DCG413B When Not in use the
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 34576649250
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8703 (22 reviews)

SKU 34576649250 ★ 4.9

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Truper 31188 Square Point Shovel Mid Size Steps, 48 Inch Long Hardwood Handle with Non Slip Grip, 16 Gauge Blade DCG413B When Not in use the When Not in use the tripod is compact with a weight of 6 kg Fits comfortably in hand and easily in pocket Truper relies on the most advanced modern and efficient technology to guarantee the optimum quality and value of its products and demanding service needs of the company's global customers lacquered handle for strength and durability

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