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RECord 300 Stillson Wrench 10In

The IRWIN Record Stillson Pipe Wrench is a high-quality, adjustable wrench designed for tightening and loosening pipes. Measuring 10 inches / 250mm in length, it features the iconic REC300 design with its wide jaw opening and sturdy construction

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Brand REcord
REcord is a brand that specializes in making vinyl records. They make both new records and used records, and they also sell record players and other vinyl-related items.
MPN REcord REC30010
Model REcord REC30010
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