3' Yellow Secure Mount In-Ground Non-Motorized Spikes

3' Yellow Secure Mount In-Ground Non-Motorized Spikes

Marsoni

M251S

$914.17

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3' Yellow Secure Mount In-Ground Non-Motorized SpikesCan be used in all commercial and residential applications. Great for low profile traffic and heavy vehicle traffic. Manual Traffic Spikes Manual Traffic Spikes Rugged, durable design in Standard Duty and Heavy Duty construction. Easy maintenance via top plate access. Unique curved tooth, fishhook design Reliable, low maintenance counter balanced back up system. Built In Latch Down Device Innovative new teeth design provide greater protection but

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012