8-lb Sledge Hammer, 36-in Fiberglass Handle
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The 8-pound sledge hammer offers a fiberglass handle for maximum durability. The heads are forged from high-carbon steel and tempered for long life. The striking face is heat-treated for the hardness to withstand many years of heavy blows.
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