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7-pc Plastic Pry Bar Set, No. 5170
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CTA Tools
Aug. 6, 2019
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The
CTA 7-pc Plastic Pry Bar Set
, No. 5170, is designed for prying, scraping, fastener removing, and more. Each pry bar is 7" long and has a hang hole. The plastic design prevents scratching or marring of sensitive surfaces.
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