6’ Fiberglass Foam Filled Rubber End Pole Category_Default Category/Products/Lateral Hand Rodding Tools The Handle is ¾” thick Hose Diameter:6"

Name: 6’ Fiberglass Foam Filled Rubber End Pole Category_Default Category/Products/Lateral Hand Rodding Tools The Handle is ¾” thick Hose Diameter:6"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94368989990
Price: 101.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3186 (21 reviews)

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6’ Fiberglass Foam Filled Rubber End Pole Category_Default Category Products Lateral Hand Rodding Tools The Handle is ¾” thick Hose Diameter:6" The Handle is ¾” thick This is the best tool available for lines with heavy concentration of sand This will fit all of our sewer tool attachments such as the Chopper You can keep going deeper the more you buy

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