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Grappler Extended Reach Pickup Tool – The Ultimate Task Master

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished February 10, 2015
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The Grappler extended reach tool acts as an extension of your arm to reach out places you never imagined before. It works on a trigger based mechanism where squeezing the trigger helps you grab onto things from wider bottles to something as small as a toothpick. Similarly, releasing the trigger releases the items you’ve just picked. You can also use the Grappler to pick up heavier objects because the Grappler is made from high quality aluminum which is lightweight and durable to withstand heavy-duty tasks.rnThe Task MasterrnJust think of a task and be surprised to see yourself doing it with the Grappler. No more climbing up the ladders and no more injuries. You can reach out to all the inaccessible areas with this extended reach tool. You can put your favorite book on the shelf; remove jars of spices from your kitchen cabinets; grab toys that your child left under the bed; retrieve items from the attic; collect metal items lying in your garage; pick up trash from your lawn; lift a dead rodent lying in your yard; pick up dried leaves from your garden; pick up sharp objects, pieces of junk, bottles, cans, straws, dirty litter, waste materials, etc. All of your daily tasks are taken care of by the Grappler. rnNo More Dirty HandsrnThe Grappler is widely used as an excellent trash pickup tool. Along with the Grappler, if you use our ‘Handy Bag Ringer’ which is made to hold a 30 gallon trash bag, you can clear the trash then and there. And if you prefer buckets, you can use our ‘Handler’ which can hold 5-gallon-sized buckets to empty the picked up trash right away. Combining the Grappler litter pickup tool with the Handy Bag Ringer or the Handler, you don’t have to worry about health and hygiene anymore. rnYou can select the Grappler extended reach trash pickup tool for your size and requirements from the five available sizes – 33”, 40”, 48”, 72”, and 96”. Householders, volunteers, retirees, disabled persons, highway programs, cleanup project management companies - in short, everyone in America have trusted us for what we manufacture with a lifetime warranty on it.

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