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Jameson Tri Cut Saw Blade 16" T540 XP Bent handle provides extra leverage Clamp Support Bent handle provides extra leverage Part number 1145 640 1704 Curved blade for quicker cutting This fits the Saw head adapter and then onto any of the Jameson poles
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Jameson Tri-Cut Saw Blade - 16" T540 XP Bent handle provides extra leverage Clamp Support

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