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Coxreels EN Series Spring Driven Enclosed Hose Reel 1/4 in. x 35 ft. - Hose Included 5000 PSI Model ENH-N-135 G&P-X 6-foot to 10-foot Step Finsh:Spray-On Bed Liner
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Coxreels EN Series Spring Driven Enclosed Hose Reel 1 4 in. x 35 ft. Hose Included 5000 PSI Model ENH N 135 G&P X 6 foot to 10 foot Step Finsh:Spray On Bed Liner 6 foot to 10 foot Step Retrax EQ 22 (New Body) 24 Silverado Sierra (w o CarbonPro Bed) 5'9" w o Stake Pocket Standard Rail Model EQ0481 1 Hose Included Yes Series EN Series Drive Type Spring Driven Sub Category Hose Construction Steel Reel Design Enclosed Reel Specifications Bearings 1" Permanently Lubricated Precision Bearings Finish Powder Coated Max Temperature 250 Degrees F Mounting Floor easy hose installation without removing the reel from its mount
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