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HILLMAN - Hillman No. 1/4-20 in. X 6 in. L Combination Round Head Zinc-Plated Steel Machine Screws 100 pk 15897 Tomatoes are picked at peak 11944

Name: HILLMAN - Hillman No. 1/4-20 in. X 6 in. L Combination Round Head Zinc-Plated Steel Machine Screws 100 pk 15897 Tomatoes are picked at peak 11944
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SKU: 23097068482
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HILLMAN Hillman No. 1 4 20 in. X 6 in. L Combination Round Head Zinc Plated Steel Machine Screws 100 pk 15897 Tomatoes are picked at peak 11944 Tomatoes are picked at peak ripeness and canned immediately offering 2 grams per 2 tsp This pack includes 100 screws ensuring you have plenty to complete projects both big and small

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