David White LT8-300P Universal Level-Transit with Optical Plummet | 46-D8871 7469 this 2-piece carbon fiber rod Choose Grade Rod:25' Fiberglass Grade Rod - Tenths

Name: David White LT8-300P Universal Level-Transit with Optical Plummet | 46-D8871 7469 this 2-piece carbon fiber rod Choose Grade Rod:25' Fiberglass Grade Rod - Tenths
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 12019513548
Price: 618.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.036 (29 reviews)

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Description

David White LT8 300P Universal Level Transit with Optical Plummet 46 D8871 7469 this 2 piece carbon fiber rod Choose Grade Rod:25' Fiberglass Grade Rod Tenths this 2 piece carbon fiber rod ensures consistent 2” (51mm) thick reflective stripping with 4” (102mm) wide flo orange color dependable optical instrument designed for accurate horizontal and vertical sighting in construction applications The built in optical plummet simplifies setup by allowing accurate instrument positioning

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