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    Elkhart Brass Announces a New Cost-Effective Manual Extender

    July 24, 2018
    The Elkhart Brass Manual extender provides you all of the stream elevating advantages of the Electric Extender, but in a cost-effective manual option
    Related To: Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Co., Inc.
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    The Elkhart Brass Manual extender provides you all of  the stream elevating advantages of the Electric Extender, but in a cost-effective manual option. The Manual Extender operates in either raised or lowered position and has an easy-op latch design for safe and simple deployment and is available in four configurations depending on your specific needs. For more information on the Elkhart Brass Manual Extender go to www.elkhartbrass.com.

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