31" Battery Powered Triple Brush Push Power Sweeper - 13.2 GAL Debris Container - Brush Height Adjustment BE_Floor Care - Chemical - Stripping Multi-V belt drive reduces load

Name: 31" Battery Powered Triple Brush Push Power Sweeper - 13.2 GAL Debris Container - Brush Height Adjustment BE_Floor Care - Chemical - Stripping Multi-V belt drive reduces load
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89735870434
Price: 1209.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4995 (13 reviews)

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31" Battery Powered Triple Brush Push Power Sweeper 13.2 GAL Debris Container Brush Height Adjustment BE_Floor Care Chemical Stripping Multi V belt drive reduces load Multi V belt drive reduces load on bearings and extends motor life Our expert services help ensure your B80 maintains strong brush pressure 31" Battery Powered Triple Brush Push Power Sweeper 13 2 GAL Debris Container Brush Height Adjustment (Manufacturer # BG 677) available through Okum Supply

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