SKU:
RCM-3018-2-EPR
BRAND:
Hornet Outdoors
Dual Tool Roll Bar Kit Features:
- Sold as a complete unit including (4) Quick Fist Tool Grips (will hold 2 long handled tools), Machined Base, Two Machined Aluminum Clamps that fit Round Roll Bar 1" to 2" Diameter.
- Includes Gerber 17.5"Axe and Bully Heavy Duty Trail Shovel.
- If you're running out of room on your roll bars for fear, this dual mount solves the problem. A high quality Shovel and Tool Holder made from Solid Aluminum Machined Roll Bar clamps and Made in USA Rubber Grips. (Shovel and Axe included) If you're tired of the cheap tool mounts you'll definitely appreciate this one.
- The Hornet Outdoors Universal Dual Tool Roll Bar/Bumper Tool Mount features Machined Aluminum clamps that fit round roll bars 1" to 2" roll bar or bumper tubing mated to a Hornet Outdoors Rubber Tool Grip that securely holds tools from 1" to 2" in diameter. If you are not sure what size your Roll Cage Pipe is here is thesize guide.
- STEEL TRUNK SHOVEL Ideal for digging, landscaping, transplanting, cutting, and edging through the toughest soil
- COMPACT DESIGN With a shovel head measures 8.5" L x 6.75" W, and a total tool length of 33", it is the perfect tool for camping, working in small areas, or storing in a car for emergencies
- MADE TO LAST All-steel construction from 14-gauge 100% Made In The USA steel makes it up to 30% more durable against foreign competitors, plus a protecting and durable powdered coat finish prevents rust and extends tool life
- EASY TO USE D-shaped polypropylene grip with no-slip texture is designed to increase leverage and reduce hand fatigue, while wide enough to accommodate work gloves
- Closed back provides additional strength and prevents soil buildup
- 100% Made In The USA
Gerber 17.5" Axe This Axe features efficient strength in a slim profile. With a new black PTFE coating on the blade and a unique grind technique, the steel blade is sharper than ever. Expect clean cuts far longer than average from this smart axe, for use at the campsite and beyond.
