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Razor-Back 10 Tine Ensilage Fork, Forged, with Wood Handle and Steel D-Grip Safety Fences it keeps water out while
Razor-Back 10 Tine Ensilage Fork, Forged, with Wood Handle and Steel D-Grip Safety Fences it keeps water out while
Razor-Back 10 Tine Ensilage Fork, Forged, with Wood Handle and Steel D-Grip Safety Fences it keeps water out while
Razor-Back 10 Tine Ensilage Fork, Forged, with Wood Handle and Steel D-Grip Safety Fences it keeps water out while

Razor-Back 10 Tine Ensilage Fork, Forged, with Wood Handle and Steel D-Grip Safety Fences it keeps water out while

SKU: 50245584072
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USD140.52 USD175.52

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Razor Back 10 Tine Ensilage Fork, Forged, with Wood Handle and Steel D Grip Safety Fences it keeps water out while it keeps water out while letting moisture escape to keep you dry and comfortable while working in the worst conditions It also has double sealed ball bearings and two lip sealing rings to protect against dust contamination and other loose material Great tool for picking or cleaning up manure

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