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A SIMPLE BATTERY GRAB

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7th January 1955

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Page 49, 7th January 1955 — A SIMPLE BATTERY GRAB

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ASIMPLE battery grab has been introduced by The Elms Garage, Rednal Road, West Heath, Birmingham, 31. When once a grip has been taken on the battery lugs, the action of grasping the handles makes it impossible for the grab to slip or become detached. Two are necessary to give a balanced lift, and a pair costs 15s.