#17 x 1-1/2" Post Frame Screw w/Washer, Hex Head - Dagger-Guard Coating, Pkg 1500 Strong-Drive SDCF Timber-CF Screws Use a magnetic socket nutsetter

Name: #17 x 1-1/2" Post Frame Screw w/Washer, Hex Head - Dagger-Guard Coating, Pkg 1500 Strong-Drive SDCF Timber-CF Screws Use a magnetic socket nutsetter
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 46562766448
Price: 361.88 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 46562766448 ★ 4.8

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#17 x 1 1 2" Post Frame Screw w Washer, Hex Head Dagger Guard Coating, Pkg 1500 Strong Drive SDCF Timber CF Screws Use a magnetic socket nutsetter Use a magnetic socket nutsetter for efficient and accurate installation delivering lasting performance in tough jobsite conditions Daggerz™ Dagger Tite post frame screws are a high quality screw designed for metal to wood applications It is a great option for relacing smaller diameter fasteners with stripped threads

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