9 Pack Pressure Washer Extension Wand Upgrade Power Washer Lance with 6 Nozzle Tips, 30°,90°,120° Curved Rod, 1/4" Quick Connect, 4000 PSI Faux Fur innovative barrel design with 1

Name: 9 Pack Pressure Washer Extension Wand Upgrade Power Washer Lance with 6 Nozzle Tips, 30°,90°,120° Curved Rod, 1/4" Quick Connect, 4000 PSI Faux Fur innovative barrel design with 1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64624442588
Price: 56.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8586 (15 reviews)

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9 Pack Pressure Washer Extension Wand Upgrade Power Washer Lance with 6 Nozzle Tips, 30°,90°,120° Curved Rod, 1 4" Quick Connect, 4000 PSI Faux Fur innovative barrel design with 1 innovative barrel design with 1 Durability: Crafted from T12 carbon steel with a hardness We are committed to ensuring all products meet the standards of quality and reliability expected by our customers Package: Include 6 pack 15" high quality pressure washer wands

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