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Woodys Mega Bite Carbide Meg-1005-b-1 5/16" 1.000" Package Set on 2040-parts.com

US $145.00
Location:

Casco, Wisconsin, United States

Casco, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

Woodys mega bite carbide stud 5/16" x 1.000"
Meg-1005-B-1
In original package back has a hole in it as one stud was taken out to measure.
Marked ask new other due to package being opened
This is marked as a pack of 96, but not sure if the one stud that was removed was put back in the bag. So there may only be 95
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