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Aluminum Debris/Sand Trap for Fiberglass Poles Category_Default Category/Products/Lateral Hand Rodding Tools/B Series Tools and Sets Pryor Tools use only the Category_Default Category/Products/Motors and Tap Cutters/Hydraulic Root Cutter Kits

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Aluminum Debris Sand Trap for Fiberglass Poles Category_Default Category Products Lateral Hand Rodding Tools B Series Tools and Sets Pryor Tools use only the Category_Default Category Products Motors and Tap Cutters Hydraulic Root Cutter Kits Pryor Tools use only the best Oil tempered spring wire of the correct Rockwell hardness that give this rod superior torque and flexibility actual lengths may vary as much as 10% of the requested finished length available in sizes from 6" to 18" that connect directly to our pole system for lowering and retrieving debris that is washed into these traps by the debris flow These are lighter weight since they are made of aluminum and will never rust

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