1810256 - Talon Wireless Foot Switch 1810256 on 2040-parts.com
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1810256 - Talon Wireless Foot Switch 1810256
Fast shipping Model Number 1810256 This simple wireless switch lets you easily raise and lower the spike. Control up to two Talons - independently or simultaneously - from the waterproof switch, which uses an LED display and features an easy-access battery compartment. |
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