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ZE2537 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle w/rigid pipe Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose Built to Last: Constructed of 1541

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ZE2537 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle w/rigid pipe Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose Built to Last: Constructed of 1541
ZE2537 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle w/rigid pipe Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose Built to Last: Constructed of 1541
ZE2537 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle w/rigid pipe Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose Built to Last: Constructed of 1541
ZE2537 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle w/rigid pipe Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose Built to Last: Constructed of 1541
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ZE2537 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle w rigid pipe Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose Built to Last: Constructed of 1541 Built to Last: Constructed of a rugged roto molded polyethylene for added durability and strength This item includes both replacement gaskets this nozzle was built for durability and resistance to corrosion The textured comfort handle allows the operator to maintain grip during operation while maintaining comfort during operation

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