Aeroprobe Tool Detection System on 2040-parts.com
Anchorage, Alaska, United States
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Aeroprobe tool detection system used,I have the manual, activator,probe assembly,detector, headset,and belt carrying harness.I am missing the shipping boxes and validator. This is from my dads estate and selling as is. I have two of them with the same pieces missing if you would like both you can email me for a price.The you for looking
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