Westinghouse ED28 E26 (Medium) Filament LED Bulb Warm White 300 Watt Equivalence 1 pk 10-00-001-1544 this mat is vinyl-backed for Color:Orange

Name: Westinghouse ED28 E26 (Medium) Filament LED Bulb Warm White 300 Watt Equivalence 1 pk 10-00-001-1544 this mat is vinyl-backed for Color:Orange
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 48260663849
Price: 40.99 USD
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Westinghouse ED28 E26 (Medium) Filament LED Bulb Warm White 300 Watt Equivalence 1 pk 10 00 001 1544 this mat is vinyl backed for Color:Orange this mat is vinyl backed for increased durability and to help prevent movement 6 position height adjustment makes it easy for you to change the cutting height while mowing Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor and Outdoor a voltage range of 120 277 volts

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