Perko - Chrome Hawse Hole Pipe, Part No. 0752000CHR Schaefer PSI/Lbs 60 Body Diam 3/4" Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V

Name: Perko - Chrome Hawse Hole Pipe, Part No. 0752000CHR Schaefer PSI/Lbs 60 Body Diam 3/4" Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 20014239353
Price: 137.37 USD
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Perko Chrome Hawse Hole Pipe, Part No. 0752000CHR Schaefer PSI Lbs 60 Body Diam 3 4" Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V PSI Lbs 60 Body Diam 3 4" Rod Diam 5 16" Extnd Length 20" Cmpress Length 12" Stroke 8" Made of white ABS plastic with built in mounting flanges for vertical or horizontal mounting Dimensions Overall: 4 1 4"W x 6"L Dimension Inside: 2 1 8"W x 4 1 8"L

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