Handle Kit for Super Channel
Quick Overview
- The Ettore Super Channel Handle Kit comes with all the parts need to make your Ettore or Ledger Handle compatible with wide-body channels.
- The Ettore Super Channel Handle Kit is a replacement kit that comes with all the parts need for your Ettore Super Channel Handle
- Convert your standard channel to hold wide-body channels.
- Use these kits to either convert your existing Ettore squeegee handle or repair an Ettore Super Channel Quick Release Handle.
- This is enough pieces to convert or repair squeegee handles.
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$3.75
$4.30
Handle Kit for Super Channel
The Ettore Super Channel Handle Kit comes with all the parts need to make your Ettore or Ledger Handle compatible with wide-body channels.
The Ettore Super Channel Handle Kit is a replacement kit that comes with all the parts need for your Ettore Super Channel Handle or to convert your standard channel to hold wide-body channels.
This kit also works on Ledger Handles.
This is enough pieces to convert or repair squeegee handles.
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