Marks USA - 195RF - Commercial Lever Set - LFIC - 2 3/4" Backset - Schlage 6-Pin IC Core (175) Prep - Flat Black - Storeroom - Grade 1 C/K Pickup Level: 10 Depth e: 1

Name: Marks USA - 195RF - Commercial Lever Set - LFIC - 2 3/4" Backset - Schlage 6-Pin IC Core (175) Prep - Flat Black - Storeroom - Grade 1 C/K Pickup Level: 10 Depth e: 1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 34003427509
Price: 154.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3519000000000005 (13 reviews)

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Marks USA 195RF Commercial Lever Set LFIC 2 3 4" Backset Schlage 6 Pin IC Core (175) Prep Flat Black Storeroom Grade 1 C K Pickup Level: 10 Depth e: 1 Level: 10 Depth e: 1 3 8 inch Finish: schwarz Height f: 3 11 32 inch Horizontal clearance b: 45 64 inch Key Blank: 83137 Locking: keyed different No to know if the vehicle reads IMMO data via OBD version Lever American design Cylinder No Cylinder Schlage 6 Pin IC Core (175) Prep Finish Flat Black Certifications **IC Core not included

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