Square Rubber Arm Pads For Bendpak/ Danmar 2-post Car Lift- New Set Of 4! on 2040-parts.com
Temple City, California, US
This listing is for ONE Set-of-4 square rubber arm pads for BendPak/ Danmar Two Post Auto Lifts.
- Mounting hardware is NOT included.
When the goods deliver, please check the item before you accept the shipping item and sign shipping document.
If you find:
1. The box is broken, and the number of item does not match
2. The Item is damaged
These two cases please refuse to sign, or indicate the situation on the document, and then email us a copy. We will deal with the transport company.
Make sure to check and correct before you agree to sign!!
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