Buy Tire Regroover Rubber-Cut-400 Professional Tyre Groover Truck, Race Car in Sherrills Ford, North Carolina, US, for US $400.00

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This is the top of the line PROFESSIONAL TIRE REGROOVER this "Rubber-Cut 400" was designed for operating comfort and maximum grooving maneuverability. The electronically controlled cutting head needs only a slight amount of pressure to activate the heating element. The precise heat needed is supplied by an adjustable multi step transformer which corresponds to blade resistance valves. Blades are heated the exact temperature required for smooth, effortless cutting - Tires cut on the highest level. I am including about $75.00 of new blades. The groover is like new and sells for over $500.00 new

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