Martins Industries 3 Bar Tire Safety Inflation Cage 22"x26"x57" - OSHA Certified GROUND and light commercial vehiclesServiceable/Replaceable 2" Size:M

Name: Martins Industries 3 Bar Tire Safety Inflation Cage 22"x26"x57" - OSHA Certified GROUND and light commercial vehiclesServiceable/Replaceable 2" Size:M
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 79336069014
Price: 326.99 USD
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Martins Industries 3 Bar Tire Safety Inflation Cage 22"x26"x57" OSHA Certified GROUND and light commercial vehiclesServiceable Replaceable 2" Size:M and light commercial vehiclesServiceable Replaceable 2" RAR valveUtilizes ultra compact designPerfect for motorcycle this robust tire tool is constructed from highly durable nickel plated brass to withstand the toughest garage With superior manufacturing materials and finish use certified MARTINS safety tire inflation cages that exceed OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910

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