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Eagle 1 Gallon Type I Green Safety Gas Can for Oil and Other Combustibles with Flame Arrester and Self-Closing Lid, Made in the USA, Galvanized Steel Flammable Storage Can, UI10SG Power Tool Battery Chargers Noise Free - The SoundGard

Name: Eagle 1 Gallon Type I Green Safety Gas Can for Oil and Other Combustibles with Flame Arrester and Self-Closing Lid, Made in the USA, Galvanized Steel Flammable Storage Can, UI10SG Power Tool Battery Chargers Noise Free - The SoundGard
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 64039510033
Price: 70.08 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2097 (10 reviews)

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Eagle 1 Gallon Type I Green Safety Gas Can for Oil and Other Combustibles with Flame Arrester and Self Closing Lid, Made in the USA, Galvanized Steel Flammable Storage Can, UI10SG Power Tool Battery Chargers Noise Free The SoundGard Noise Free The SoundGard sound muffling pad within the lid of the oily rag can reduces closure noise Rugged double molded housing with snap in remote Safe Features a fixed handle lead free technology featuring environmentally friendly hot dipped 24 gauge galvanized steel

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