Climb Right 26" Lower Nylon Strap Set New Equipment Weaver Bull Rope Deployment Bag ROT-12180

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Climb Right 26" Lower Nylon Strap Set New Equipment Weaver Bull Rope Deployment Bag ROT 12180 Weaver Bull Rope Deployment Bag #08 07161 BL • * Rope sold separately • Fill Opening Size: 4 1 4 in • Hose Length: 4 ft • Hose Material: PVC • Includes: Shut Off Valve • Nozzle Type: Cone Fan Jet Stream • Pressure Rating: 90 psi • Shoulder Strap Type: Padded • Spray Range: 25 ft Horizontal 20 ft Vertical • Tank Capacity: 4 gal • Tank Material: HDPE • Wand Length: 28 in • Wand Material: Polypropylene • Features • Designed with professional features throughout • High performance piston pump for increased pressure capabilities • Rugged metal frame for stability when filling • Extra large tank openings for easier filling and cleaning • Commercial shut off valve with lock On Off feature to minimize user fatigue • Viton® seals in key locations ensure long service and durability • Interchangeable pump handle for left or right hand operation • Double filtration system • 48 in nylon reinforced high pressure hose for extended reach Climb Right 26" Lower Nylon Strap Set • Made of Heavy Duty Arachno ThaneTM Material • Stronger than Leather • Does Not Stretch • Water Resistant

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