Electric Pallet Jack – Motorized Pallet Truck (3300 Lb Capacity) Size:27" x 48" Space-Saving: Our legal Document Storage Size:18" x 1500' 80G / Case

Name: Electric Pallet Jack – Motorized Pallet Truck (3300 Lb Capacity) Size:27" x 48" Space-Saving: Our legal Document Storage Size:18" x 1500' 80G / Case
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 39056231132
Price: 925.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0054 (20 reviews)

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Electric Pallet Jack – Motorized Pallet Truck (3300 Lb Capacity) Size:27" x 48" Space Saving: Our legal Document Storage Size:18" x 1500' 80G Case Space Saving: Our legal Document Storage Crate is designed with a stackable structure and if paired with a pallet offers easy moving with a forklift or tow motor Pallet Jack: Key Features & Advantages ergonomic controls

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