1/4" Wide Replacement Insertion Wheel for 1051-1 Rover Backer Rod Installer pickup-only The class 3 high-vis design

Name: 1/4" Wide Replacement Insertion Wheel for 1051-1 Rover Backer Rod Installer pickup-only The class 3 high-vis design
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 69800621204
Price: 60.02 USD
Availability: InStock
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1 4" Wide Replacement Insertion Wheel for 1051 1 Rover Backer Rod Installer pickup only The class 3 high vis design The class 3 high vis design with silver reflective tape and black contrasting trim confirms maximum visibility in low light conditions Ideal for Quick Fixes and Emergencies: Perfect for rapid leak solutions and unexpected weather challenges 1062 G08 = 1 2″ Please note the 1051 1 Rover requires three replacement wheels

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