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Intercomp Tire Drying / Purging System on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Bellingham, Washington, United States

Bellingham, Washington, United States
Used only twice, in new condition.
Brand:Intercomp Manufacturer Part Number:102064

  • No Electrical Source Necessary
  • Easy-to-Use Tire Drying & Purging System
  • Vacuum & Fill Four Tires Simultaneously in Minutes
  • Vacuum Gauge Included
  • Compact, Easily Transported System
  • Transport on Supplied Cart or Mount in Trailer
  • Uses Compressed Air or Nitrogen
  • Controls Stagger Growth
  • Reduces Tire Wear & Limits Pressure Gain
  • Eliminates Tire Glazing
  • Patent # 7,137,417
  • Tire Chucks Included
Will ship to any location within the continental U.S. Shipping cost & time will be calculated depending on your location and your preferred method.

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