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10 Ton Hydraulic Floor Long Frame Jack - Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com

US $879.99
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**Pick Up Available**Los Angeles, CA, US

**Pick Up Available**Los Angeles, CA, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:***In-Order for us to Provide FREE SHIPPING, All Returns Are Subject to a 15% Restocking*** Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No

10 Ton Hydraulic FLOOR SERVICE JACK Truck Bus Car Van Tractor

 

 

 

 

 



FREE SHIPPING: to Commercial Address Only.

For Residential Address please add $50 

 

Brand New
  • Brand New
  • 10 Ton Hydraulic Floor Jack
  • Minimum Height: 7" (180mm)
  • Maximum Height: 22" (560mm)
  • Over All Dimension: 60"L x 19W" x 51"H (with handle)
  • Quantity: 1
 

 
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Local Pickup Available for Los Angeles Area:
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*California residents only* 9.25% sales tax will be added at check out.

Shipping and Handling Charge to Lower 48 States: FREE SHIPPING to Commercial Address.  Please add $50 for lift gate service or residential delivery. No PO BOX.

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Return Policy: In-Order for us to Provide FREE SHIPPING, All Returns Are Subject to a 15% Restocking. Buyers have 72 hours to inspect item for damages and must contact the seller immediately if shipping damage is discovered. All returns required an RMA #(Return Authorization Number) from seller or package will be refused . No returns for any reason after that.
 

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