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Voltec 08-02207 13-watt Fluorescent Angle Work Light 6 Foot Cord Hanging Hook on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
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Hays, North Carolina, US

Hays, North Carolina, US
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Voltec Angle Florescent Work Light

13 Watt

6 Ft Cord

Model # 08-02207

Hanging hook

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