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Liquid Level with 12 Foot Hose
Liquid Level with 12 Foot Hose
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- Quick and easy, simply fill with fluid
- Used for leveling scales or wheel pads
- Impact resistant, two 12" containers and 12 ft. connecting hose
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Includes 12' hose, dye, two graduated cylinders, and fittings.
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Essential to achieve accurate chassis set-up. Quick and easy, simply fill with fluid. Use for leveling scales or wheel pads. Impact resistant, two 12" containers and 12 ft. connecting hose.
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Scale pad is not included and is shown in the photo above for product use and function illustration purposes only.
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