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Major Mfg - HIT-66 - Drill Guide For Sargent Mortise Locks - 1-1/4” to 2-7/8” Suzuki-motorcycle 2-5/8
Major Mfg - HIT-66 - Drill Guide For Sargent Mortise Locks - 1-1/4” to 2-7/8” Suzuki-motorcycle 2-5/8
Major Mfg - HIT-66 - Drill Guide For Sargent Mortise Locks - 1-1/4” to 2-7/8” Suzuki-motorcycle 2-5/8
Major Mfg - HIT-66 - Drill Guide For Sargent Mortise Locks - 1-1/4” to 2-7/8” Suzuki-motorcycle 2-5/8
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Major Mfg - HIT-66 - Drill Guide For Sargent Mortise Locks - 1-1/4” to 2-7/8” Suzuki-motorcycle 2-5/8" total projection from wall

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Major Mfg HIT 66 Drill Guide For Sargent Mortise Locks 1 1 4” to 2 7 8” Suzuki motorcycle 2 5 8" total projection from wall 2 5 8" total projection from wall to face of door (3 5 8" if using complimentary 1" extension) 2 g) UPC # 811490010505 All required holes are lined with hardened drill bushings The HIT 66 272 template is designed to quickly and accurately install or retrofit the Sargent series of mortise locks

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