JCB Petrol Pressure Washer 4000psi / 276bar, 15hp JCB engine, Triplex AR pump, 15L/min flow rate | JCB-PW15040P Viroxide • Not Suitable for direct

Name: JCB Petrol Pressure Washer 4000psi / 276bar, 15hp JCB engine, Triplex AR pump, 15L/min flow rate | JCB-PW15040P Viroxide • Not Suitable for direct
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3268400817
Price: 500.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6417 (24 reviews)

SKU 3268400817 · ★ 4.6

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JCB Petrol Pressure Washer 4000psi 276bar, 15hp JCB engine, Triplex AR pump, 15L min flow rate JCB PW15040P Viroxide • Not Suitable for direct • Not Suitable for direct application to animals The remote control is rugged and reliable with a tough 3 Year Warranty this power washer is covered by a JCB 3 year platinum warranty* 1 year commercial warranty* (terms apply) including full parts and service backup to maintain your pressure washer for years to come

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