Grip-Rite 8d x 2-1/2 In. 11 ga Hot Galvanized Siding and Deck Nails (3802 Ct, 30 Lb.) Electric Rotary Hammer Drill Permanently Lubricated Motor Tillers

Name: Grip-Rite 8d x 2-1/2 In. 11 ga Hot Galvanized Siding and Deck Nails (3802 Ct, 30 Lb.) Electric Rotary Hammer Drill Permanently Lubricated Motor Tillers
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SKU: 47565635701
Price: 84.99 USD
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Grip-Rite 8d x 2-1/2 In. 11 ga Hot Galvanized Siding and Deck Nails (3802 Ct, 30 Lb.) Electric Rotary Hammer Drill Permanently Lubricated Motor Tillers

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Grip Rite 8d x 2 1 2 In. 11 ga Hot Galvanized Siding and Deck Nails (3802 Ct, 30 Lb.) Electric Rotary Hammer Drill Permanently Lubricated Motor Tillers Permanently Lubricated Motor Includes 1 4" and 1 2" tubing adapters Increased holding power means a smaller diameter nail which reduces chances of splitting wood Use in treated lumber projects

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