BLUE Intake Hose - for Ashbys Stainless Steel Hand Tool Range (Fitted with 1 x Large & 1 x Small Swaged Male Hose Tail) carpet edge cleaning wand For that machine PC10449

Name: BLUE Intake Hose - for Ashbys Stainless Steel Hand Tool Range (Fitted with 1 x Large & 1 x Small Swaged Male Hose Tail) carpet edge cleaning wand For that machine PC10449
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43602570363
Price: 27.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7983 (27 reviews)

BLUE Intake Hose - for Ashbys Stainless Steel Hand Tool Range (Fitted with 1 x Large & 1 x Small Swaged Male Hose Tail) carpet edge cleaning wand For that machine PC10449

SKU 43602570363 · ★ 4.8

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BLUE Intake Hose for Ashbys Stainless Steel Hand Tool Range (Fitted with 1 x Large & 1 x Small Swaged Male Hose Tail) carpet edge cleaning wand For that machine PC10449 For that machine Ref: PC5794 Trigger Clamp for Ashbys Stainless Steel Hand Tool Valve Compatible With

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