BD 26/20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber - 26" - 20 GAL - Disc Brush - Includes On-board 24V Charger & (1) Pad Holder & Batteries Model:TS530-W26-UC Lead Acid Batteries the Trilock Pad Driver is

Name: BD 26/20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber - 26" - 20 GAL - Disc Brush - Includes On-board 24V Charger & (1) Pad Holder & Batteries Model:TS530-W26-UC Lead Acid Batteries the Trilock Pad Driver is
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BD 26 20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber 26" 20 GAL Disc Brush Includes On board 24V Charger & (1) Pad Holder & Batteries Model:TS530 W26 UC Lead Acid Batteries the Trilock Pad Driver is the Trilock Pad Driver is designed to handle all standard floor care pads The result is reduced slip hazards Tornado BD 26 20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber w Lead Acid Batteries Auto Scrubber

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