Ascot Rubber Spacer Blocks 6" x 4" x 3" - set of 4 Rear Farm Manufacturer Part Number: FN035 Size:M

Name: Ascot Rubber Spacer Blocks 6" x 4" x 3" - set of 4 Rear Farm Manufacturer Part Number: FN035 Size:M
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 33342857749
Price: 101.78 USD
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Ascot Rubber Spacer Blocks 6" x 4" x 3" set of 4 Rear Farm Manufacturer Part Number: FN035 Size:M Manufacturer Part Number: FN035 Increased Power: The rapid air release provides a more powerful "blast" than manual valves non marring protection for vehicle surfaces and lift equipmentDimensions: 6" L x 4" W x 3" H per block optimal height for mid rise lift compatibilityProfessional grade quality for automotive shops and equipment rental facilitiesImproves stability and load distribution when lifting vehicles ensures safe

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