Moon American 2 1/2 in Brass Angle Hose Valve, FNPT x FNPT Connection, Rising Stem Type - 171-2561 Mounting-Surface Mounted Oversized orifice and T-handle adjustment

Name: Moon American 2 1/2 in Brass Angle Hose Valve, FNPT x FNPT Connection, Rising Stem Type - 171-2561 Mounting-Surface Mounted Oversized orifice and T-handle adjustment
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 41314307424
Price: 133.12 USD
Availability: InStock
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Moon American 2 1 2 in Brass Angle Hose Valve, FNPT x FNPT Connection, Rising Stem Type 171 2561 Mounting Surface Mounted Oversized orifice and T handle adjustment Oversized orifice and T handle adjustment System accommodates a 9" plate Designed to protect hydrants from damage caused by throttling For use in lawn care

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