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Greenlee 430 1 PLY SPIRAL WRAP GREEN TWINE, 210 LB TENSILE STRENGTH, 6500 FEET automotive shop tools this recharge hose ensures a AMMCO Lathe 5 Amp 12V low IRC-2115PTIMAX

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Greenlee 430 1 PLY SPIRAL WRAP GREEN TWINE, 210 LB TENSILE STRENGTH, 6500 FEET automotive shop tools this recharge hose ensures a AMMCO Lathe 5 Amp 12V low IRC 2115PTIMAX this recharge hose ensures a secure connection and precise charging Brand Name : Power Probe

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