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Buyers Products Company 35 lbs. Backpack Blower Rack

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Buyers Products Company 35 lbs. Backpack Blower RackThe Buyers Products Backpack Blower Rack keeps your gear off the floor and secure from shifting in transport. Designed for either open or enclosed style trailers, this rack mounts easily to trailer walls, cross members or floors. The hook and spring latch keeps the blower from bouncing and the rubber straps reduce rattle while transporting. Secures back pack blowers in transport and storage For use with blowers designed with top loop design All steel

The Buyers Products Backpack Blower Rack keeps your gear off the floor and secure from shifting in transport. Designed for either open or enclosed style trailers, this rack mounts easily to trailer walls, cross members or floors. The hook and spring latch keeps the blower from bouncing and the rubber straps reduce rattle while transporting.

  • Secures back pack blowers in transport and storage
  • For use with blowers designed with top loop design
  • All steel construction for heavy duty use
  • Powder coated for maximum corrosion resistance
  • Hook and spring latch design to hold blower in place
  • Includes rack and rubber straps to secure


Features
Item Weight 9.1400
Material Carbon Steel
Product Weight (lb.) 9.1400
Automotive Part Type Side Rack Kit
Returnable 180-Day
General Part Type Side Rack Kit
Product Depth (in.) 41.0000
Product Height (in.) 5.5000
Product Width (in.) 13.0000
Manufacturer Warranty 1 Year, No Labor

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