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cant beat ebay for a good deeeely
 
Still alive in MAY , a heavy duty Tool Belt , to carry it all !
(Seriously fed up with Google found it,BARGAIN ,BUT--Out of stock for 2years..!)

Can I AV som pumps

For your feet , Ch , pond , condesate , shower , whole house booster , industrial ,
,power flush mc,spares for your carpet vac ,spares for van ?
 
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