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First Header Die / Mark R is a privately held company in Hayward, WI and is a Single Location business.
We are an independent outdoor power equipment store carrying chainsaws, trimmers/brushcutters, blowers & lawnmowers, servicing brands such as STIHL.
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- Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment, NEC1
- Construction Machinery and Equipment3
- Farm and Garden Machinery and Equipment12
- Farm Machinery and Equipment6
- Food Products Machinery1
- Industrial and Commercial Machinery and Equipment, NEC7
- Industrial Fans and Blowers1
- Industrial Machinery and Equipment15
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- Refrigeration Equipment and Supplies7
- Special Dies and Tools, Die Sets, Jigs and Fixtures, and Industrial Molds12
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