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Coxreels Alumi-Pro® Series Spring Driven Aluminum Hose Reel 1/4 in. x 50 ft. 300 PSI Model P-LP-150-AL UB-48-20 Prime Design AluRack Aluminum Roof Pump Pocket Location:Passenger Side Pocket - Standard

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Coxreels Alumi Pro® Series Spring Driven Aluminum Hose Reel 1 4 in. x 50 ft. 300 PSI Model P LP 150 AL UB 48 20 Prime Design AluRack Aluminum Roof Pump Pocket Location:Passenger Side Pocket Standard Prime Design AluRack Aluminum Roof Rack Black for 6 we think your towing equipment should add to the enjoyment of your experience Industrial Grade Finish Powder Coated Max Temperature 150 Degrees F Mounting Floor Hose Included Yes Series Alumi Pro® Series Drive Type Spring Driven Sub Category Specialty Construction Aluminum Reel Design Single Pedestal Reel Specifications Bearings 1" Permanently Lubricated Precision Bearings Duty Rating General

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