Mi-T-M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW-0016-0001 Item Name:Mi-T-M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW-0016-0001 3A-125V AC PLX20/04-1

Name: Mi-T-M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW-0016-0001 Item Name:Mi-T-M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW-0016-0001 3A-125V AC PLX20/04-1
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SKU: 32663887599
Price: 49.91 USD
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Mi T M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW 0016 0001 Item Name:Mi T M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW 0016 0001 3A 125V AC PLX20 04 1 3A 125V AC The Corona Suave combines the best of both worlds by blending China bristles with the remarkably thinner and softer Ox Ear hair The Mi T M Water Blaster Pressure Washer Gun AW 0016 0001 is a durable replacement trigger gun designed to maintain your pressure washer's cleaning performance Rated for use up to 5000 PSI

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