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SOLD-Apex Classic will ship-150

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I moved over to GHL a couple of years ago and I need to clean out the last of my old equipment. I have a classic APEX, an Eb8 an EB4, 2 temp. probes (1 new, 1 used), 4 cables, 1-3” and 3-6”. The controller was mounted to my wall and one of the cables was painted over. The system was working fine when I broke it down to switch over. Please pm if you have questions.
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