Minuteman Front Runner 20″ Floor Machine (FR20115‑11) — Commercial Rotary Floor Scrubber & Buffer with Pad Driver

Minuteman Front Runner 20″ Floor Machine (FR20115‑11) — Commercial Rotary Floor Scrubber & Buffer with Pad Driver

Marsoni

M251S

$436.25

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Minuteman Front Runner 20″ Floor Machine (FR20115‑11) — Commercial Rotary Floor Scrubber & Buffer with Pad Driver20 heavyduty floor machine built for professional scrubbing, cleaning, stripping, and polishing. 1. 5 HP motor with 175 RPM brush speed for consistent performance on hard floors. Includes pad driver at no extra cost compatible with standard 20 pads for scrubbing or finishing. Infinitely adjustable ergonomic handle for comfortable use and reduced operator fatigue. Allsteel and stainless steel construction with triple planetary gears for longlasting

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