Fulton XPD15L0126 | 1 500 lb Max Load Heavy Duty Dual Wheel Bolt On Swivel Jack Glossy Black PVHOLD3 Single-Hand Pump Cartridge Release: Convenient

Name: Fulton XPD15L0126 | 1 500 lb Max Load Heavy Duty Dual Wheel Bolt On Swivel Jack Glossy Black PVHOLD3 Single-Hand Pump Cartridge Release: Convenient
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 45865052218
Price: 112.08 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3159 (9 reviews)

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Fulton XPD15L0126 1 500 lb Max Load Heavy Duty Dual Wheel Bolt On Swivel Jack Glossy Black PVHOLD3 Single Hand Pump Cartridge Release: Convenient Single Hand Pump Cartridge Release: Convenient when trying to access a pump located in a hard to reach area of the boat Five foot long cable Carry Weight Limit: 1 Material: Steel

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