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where do I find this?

3 years ago

I desperately want one of these in my new kitchen. Does anyone know where I can buy the mechanism?
It’s only the fitting we need and can do the rest ourselves.
I can only find it on EBay shipped from USA.
Any help greatly appreciated.

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Carolina
3 years ago
Search for heavy duty mixer lift. Lark and Larks have one, for example
susanrose283
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you so much, found it 👏🏻👏🏻
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Carolina
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You’re welcome 😊

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