Tennant 5400 - Automatic Floor Scrubber - Refurbished - Low Hours - Floor Machine - Excellent Condition Type_Roll Towel increasing square feet cleaned per

Name: Tennant 5400 - Automatic Floor Scrubber - Refurbished - Low Hours - Floor Machine - Excellent Condition Type_Roll Towel increasing square feet cleaned per
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96107784436
Price: 2012.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2097 (22 reviews)

Tennant 5400 - Automatic Floor Scrubber - Refurbished - Low Hours - Floor Machine - Excellent Condition Type_Roll Towel increasing square feet cleaned per

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Tennant 5400 Automatic Floor Scrubber Refurbished Low Hours Floor Machine Excellent Condition Type_Roll Towel increasing square feet cleaned per increasing square feet cleaned per gallon Door Wedges fit securely between the door and door jamb to keep doors open versatility We are proud to present this refurbished and ready to go to work Floor Scrubber

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