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CMT Mini Tank 4 Gal. 1440-Watt 120-Volt Point of Use Electric Water Heater Recycler Mower Patented comfort grip trigger release Cubic Yards:23
CMT Mini Tank 4 Gal. 1440-Watt 120-Volt Point of Use Electric Water Heater Recycler Mower Patented comfort grip trigger release Cubic Yards:23
CMT Mini Tank 4 Gal. 1440-Watt 120-Volt Point of Use Electric Water Heater Recycler Mower Patented comfort grip trigger release Cubic Yards:23
CMT Mini Tank 4 Gal. 1440-Watt 120-Volt Point of Use Electric Water Heater Recycler Mower Patented comfort grip trigger release Cubic Yards:23
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CMT Mini Tank 4 Gal. 1440-Watt 120-Volt Point of Use Electric Water Heater Recycler Mower Patented comfort grip trigger release Cubic Yards:23

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CMT Mini Tank 4 Gal. 1440 Watt 120 Volt Point of Use Electric Water Heater Recycler Mower Patented comfort grip trigger release Cubic Yards:23 Patented comfort grip trigger release with spring closing lid and fixed handle Generous Length: 48 ft cord at 9 64 in diameter for versatile use Item Weight 22 Uniform Energy Factor 0 Tank Warranty 1 Year Minimum Temperature (F) 140 °F Tank Lining Material Glass Application Type Point of Use Amperage (amps) 12 A Water Heater Features Glass Lined Tank point of use applications

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