line reel for sale, brand-new and used.

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Up For Sale from a retired electrical contractor is an Ideal Tape Line Spool Holder. • Provides quick and accurate measurement of conduit runs • Pulls rope through raceways without stretching • Easy-to-read markings in one-foot increments • 140 pound minimum tensile strength • Featues built-in cutter, handle, non-skid base and adjustable reel tension • Conduit measuring tape 3000’ (31-347) is sold separately, half roll included.

T&S Brass Enclosed Hose Reel System B-1433. This is an incredible system...flawless. Ceiling or wall mount.

Our comprehensive line of rodders will handle any job from running long distance copper, coax or fiber optic cables. Features :

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T & S Brass and Bronze Works Hose Reel B1403 Restaurant Service RV $1533 This item is New old stock and has never been used. We don't have the original packaging and the item may have some slight shelfwear from sitting, but other than this the item is ready for use. This item originally sold for $1533 Dollars.

Bought from Grainger for $1,501.00; used for one job for 8 hours. Grainger Item # 4ZY95 Price (ea.) $1,501.00 Brand DAYTON Mfr. Model # 4ZY95

This auction is for (2) Samsung CP40 to CP65 series SMT Feeders (1) 8x4mm w/ spent tape dispense tail, (1) 12mm w/ spent tape take up reel and cover. Tail pieces may be detached for shipping and safety, if difficult will include instructions to re-attach. Both units have been test at least 7 times w/ proper sized metallic test strips showing component location and look to be right on (Calibration not guaranteed).

GRISCOMBE Portable Microfilm Reader/Projector 16 & 35 mm roll-film This is the best Griscombe Microfilm Reader/Projector I’ve ever auctioned on eBay. If you check my feedbacks you will see I sold quite afew over the years. In my opinion this microfilm reader/projector looks like it was rarely used.