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Mr. LongArm 6512 Heavy Duty Alumiglass Extension Pole 6-to-12 Foot Product DescriptionThe product is easy to use. The product is highly durable and handle. The product is manufactured in United States.From the ManufacturerThe Mr. Longarm heavy duty extension pole allows you to attach a paint brush or other tool so that you can work in hard-to-reach areas. It features a combination fiberglass exterior handle with an aluminum interior slider tube. Easily extends in length with just a twist of the external locking cam. 6 feet to 12 feet extension. Coarse threads for quicker lock/unlock Aluminum inner pole/fiberglass outer pole Alum glass utilizes chuck and collet lock design Easily adjusts to paint walls, ceilings and floors
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Park City, UT
Posted on: December 31
Junie B Jones Frist Grader books 18 through 27. Great series for kids. Like new...
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Meridian, ID
Posted on: December 31
The Fat Bob® is all Harley-Davidson, but at the same time, it's unlike any Harley® motorcycle that ever existed before. From the modern, aggressive look of its 2-1-2 upswept exhaust and tarmac-devouring fat tyres to the massive torque of the Milwaukee-Eight® engine to the ride of the Softail® frame, inverted front forks and easily adjustable rear suspension, it's built to shake up the status quo. ...
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Salt Lake City, UT
Posted on: December 31
10.00 For The Weight Bars. Not the dumbbells behind them...
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Salt Lake City, UT
Posted on: December 31
Cruiser Stryker toy hauler STG 3212 highlights: Theater Seating Raised Patio Large Slide Dual Entry 12' 6\" Separate Garage It's time to take your off-road trip to the next level of entertainment with a Cruiser Stryker toy hauler. Not only is there 12' 6\" of separate garage space, but there is also a private entrance into the garage because of the two entry doors that have been included on this...
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Ogden, UT
Posted on: December 31
Delivery to Layton and North to Idaho 2800 ft minimum pricing Ask about our Vinyl fence and curbing prices Text works best...
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