EXELAIR® EX0510PKIT Analog Pistol Grip Tire Inflator/Deflator Gauge Kit w/ 13" Air Hose, Easy-Clip Chuck, and Tire Valve Accessories, 150 PSI tire inflator gauge High Quality & Light-Weight Compact
USD20.10
USD69.10
EXELAIR® EX0510PKIT Analog Pistol Grip Tire Inflator/Deflator Gauge Kit w/ 13" Air Hose, Easy-Clip Chuck, and Tire Valve Accessories, 150 PSI tire inflator gauge High Quality & Light-Weight Compact
USD20.10
USD69.10
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EXELAIR® EX0510PKIT Analog Pistol Grip Tire Inflator Deflator Gauge Kit w 13" Air Hose, Easy Clip Chuck, and Tire Valve Accessories, 150 PSI tire inflator gauge High Quality & Light Weight Compact High Quality & Light Weight Compact BodyWe know the weight of most industrial Holds 3 8″ – 1 2″ shop air hose Air inlet: 1 4" NPT male (Milton® 728 plug recommended Handle: durable cast metal
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