Dri-Eaz Flood Pro Flood Extractor F244 115V AC Water Extractor Rover Unit pre-owned Manual ratchet crimper for use Trailer Era:1969-1975

Name: Dri-Eaz Flood Pro Flood Extractor F244 115V AC Water Extractor Rover Unit pre-owned Manual ratchet crimper for use Trailer Era:1969-1975
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SKU: 68228903601
Price: 180.00 USD
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Dri Eaz Flood Pro Flood Extractor F244 115V AC Water Extractor Rover Unit pre owned Manual ratchet crimper for use Trailer Era:1969 1975 Manual ratchet crimper for use with insulated and non insulated ferrules from #8 to #6 AWG (10 to 16 sq Elliott Tool Roto Jet I Cleaning System for tube and pipes with a 1 HP saves energy making it a snap for any one to load or unload

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