Prime Wire and Cable 100ft 12/3 SJTOW Bulldog Tough® Oil Resistant Extension Cord Waterproofers Seal-coated hardwood handles Color:BLACK

Name: Prime Wire and Cable 100ft 12/3 SJTOW Bulldog Tough® Oil Resistant Extension Cord Waterproofers Seal-coated hardwood handles Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11196058230
Price: 194.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2106 (25 reviews)

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Prime Wire and Cable 100ft 12 3 SJTOW Bulldog Tough® Oil Resistant Extension Cord Waterproofers Seal coated hardwood handles Color:BLACK Seal coated hardwood handles Good quality aluminum construction Abrasion Resistant Bulldog Tough® Jobsite® extreme temperature extension cords provide outstanding performance in extreme climate conditions at temperatures from 58°F up to +221°F ( 50°C up to +105°C)

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