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Camo Bucket Boss 5-Gallon Bucket Tool Organizer $7.47 @ Sears

Camo Bucket Boss 5-Gallon Bucket Tool Organizer $7.47 @ Sears

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Chris   March 05, 2015  
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Bucket Boss Bucket Tool Organizer Camoflauge
Sale Price $7.47 Reg. Price $29.99
Savings of $22.52 (75%)
Brand
Bucket Boss
Model
81034
Deal Type
On Sale

Just like a regular Bucket Boss, only in Camo (so you can't see it). Made with Mossy Oak 600D/poly.

There are 30 assorted storage pockets and the Camo Bucket Boss fits any 5 gallon bucket. There are also 3 interior loops for hammers, drills, pry bars and long tools.

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