Milwaukee Valve Check Valve, 5 in, Single, Inline Swing, Cast Iron, Flange x Flange - 2974-M 5 Spout Length-3.5" Bradley S15-122T Multifnt-Rht Pnl-Juv-Cobble Replacement

Name: Milwaukee Valve Check Valve, 5 in, Single, Inline Swing, Cast Iron, Flange x Flange - 2974-M 5 Spout Length-3.5" Bradley S15-122T Multifnt-Rht Pnl-Juv-Cobble Replacement
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SKU: 89982296633
Price: 627.02 USD
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Milwaukee Valve Check Valve, 5 in, Single, Inline Swing, Cast Iron, Flange x Flange 2974 M 5 Spout Length 3.5" Bradley S15 122T Multifnt Rht Pnl Juv Cobble Replacement Bradley S15 122T Multifnt Rht Pnl Juv Cobble Replacement Part Requires 45 90 psi flowing pressure Mount horizontally Meet MSS SP 71 and ASTM B16

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