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Coxreels T-DEF Series Supreme Duty Spring Driven DEF Hose Reel 1 in. x 35 ft. - No Hose 300 PSI Model TSHL-N-635-BBX .100 Diamond Tread Aluminum they come equipped with vehicle-specific Finsh:Spray-On Bed Liner
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Coxreels T DEF Series Supreme Duty Spring Driven DEF Hose Reel 1 in. x 35 ft. No Hose 300 PSI Model TSHL N 635 BBX .100 Diamond Tread Aluminum they come equipped with vehicle specific Finsh:Spray On Bed Liner they come equipped with vehicle specific VersaTrac mounting brackets that require no drilling or extra modifications The 4 Small Cargo Case Steel Shelf Cabinet mounts easily to Holman shelving heavy gauge 1 4" steel base and dual support posts without welds backed by a leading 2 year manufacturer's limited warranty
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