Model FP-926-ACW

EZ LifLine LLC
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  • Easily set up and maneuver
  • Rotational locking solid rubber wheels
  • Adjust from 15 to 28 ft.
  • Comes complete with 20-ft. retractable
  • Meets or exceeds both OSHA and ANSI standards
  • Armor coated bolts resist rust
  • Powder coated
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