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Primeline Tools - 83-306 - Best Damn Ripper 46 inch...
46 inch D-Handle Shingle Tear Off
Price: $70.95

Tear through shingles like a pro with the Best Damn Ripper – trusted by roofing crews across North America. This 46" Shingle Popper from Prime Line Tools is built tough to handle the most demanding tear-offs. With its patent-pending design, the angled head easily slides under shingles while the serrated teeth bite and rip with serious power. The heavy-duty D-handle gives you better control, more comfort, and less fatigue on long jobs. Features: Heavy-duty steel construction for maximum...

48 in. Shin-Dig #5010
Use for Carpet, Tile, Shingles, Floors, Walls,Ceilings, Roofs, Plaster, Studs, Ice,...
Price: $75.00
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'The Work Horse', Devours Anything in its Path Removes: Asphalt, fiberglass, asbestos, slate, cedar and tin 48" Length The Blade: Wide-base hardened steel alloy grasps under more of the materials being removed thus allowing you to salvage reusable materials

ACRO - Roof Bracket 90°, 2" x 6" 16" Back Length, 26906
For use with a sound 2 x 6" plank CONTRACTOR GRADE
Price: $14.55

The ACRO 26906 Roof Bracket is a contractor-grade support bracket set at a 90° angle, equipped with a 16″ back plate for use with structurally sound 2×6 lumber planks. Designed for safety and durability, it includes four offset nail slots—exceeding OSHA’s requirement—to prevent upward movement, a robust back-stiffening rib to resist twisting and flexing, and smooth, rounded edges to protect hands and roof surfaces. The powder-coated safety-yellow finish improves visibility and holds up under...

ACRO - Roof Bracket 90°, 2" x 4" 16" Back Length, 26904
For use with a sound 2 x 4" plank HOMEOWNER GRADE
Price: $13.55

The ACRO 26904 Roof Bracket is a contractor-grade, 90° support bracket with a 16-inch back plate, designed specifically for use with structurally sound 2×4 lumber planks for roofing staging. It includes four offset nail slots—exceeding OSHA’s requirement for three—to prevent upward slipping, six extended welds and a back-stiffening rib to resist twisting or flexing, and a welded gusset for added strength. Finished with smooth, rounded edges to protect hands and roofing surfaces, and...

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