OB 28/20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber - 28" - 20 GAL - Orbital Brush - Includes On-board 24V Charger, and Batteries Model:TS550-W28-UC Lead Acid Batteries and performance on demand

Name: OB 28/20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber - 28" - 20 GAL - Orbital Brush - Includes On-board 24V Charger, and Batteries Model:TS550-W28-UC Lead Acid Batteries and performance on demand
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53297387753
Price: 6100.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2574000000000005 (18 reviews)

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OB 28 20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber 28" 20 GAL Orbital Brush Includes On board 24V Charger, and Batteries Model:TS550 W28 UC Lead Acid Batteries and performance on demand and performance on demand this tank is specifically designed for Duplex 420 floor scrubbers and is not compatible with other models Tornado OB 28 20 Traction Drive Automatic Scrubber w Lead Acid Batteries All Units Include On board 24 Volt Charger

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