David White 32-Power Automatic Level w/Tripod & Grade Rod (10th) (AL8 series) | 45-D8932K-1T OTR100M assuring its performance to industry 707-6-M-TS

Name: David White 32-Power Automatic Level w/Tripod & Grade Rod (10th) (AL8 series) | 45-D8932K-1T OTR100M assuring its performance to industry 707-6-M-TS
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SKU: 70300573936
Price: 197.50 USD
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David White 32 Power Automatic Level w Tripod & Grade Rod (10th) (AL8 series) 45 D8932K 1T OTR100M assuring its performance to industry 707 6 M TS assuring its performance to industry leading standards It comes with GreenBrite Technology which is 400% more visible than a red beam An easy to read horizontal circle with white on black graduations and an infinite tangent screw allow for smooth A large 40 mm clear objective aperture provides a brighter

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