Grade B Fleshing Beam Longsprings Once the new pan is

Once the new pan is installed

As well as keeping debris from falling under the trap pan while sifting

7/16” offset laminated jaws or with rubber padded jaws

This bait solution is a mix of musks and essential oils with just the right amount of skunk essence to make your bait highly attractive to all predators on the coldest days

Working load limit is 545 pounds

Grade B Fleshing Beam Longsprings Once the new pan isThese heavy duty hardwood fleshing beams are tapered and shaped to a point. Works well with two handled fleshing knives. For raccoon, beaver, coyote, otter, badger, etc. 7" wide x 48" long. FAQ What is the difference between a Grade A and Grade B beam? A grade B beam will have a blemish on it. It could have a puddy fill, staining on the board, or a crack in the board. Any of these issues would be cosmetic and will not disrupt the beams productivity.