Springfield 1001408-L | Admiral Fixed Height Chair Package White (Includes Seat With Low Profile Armrest No Cushions seachoice-splash-proof-atc-fuse-block-terminal Minimum Hose Size: 11/16"

Name: Springfield 1001408-L | Admiral Fixed Height Chair Package White (Includes Seat With Low Profile Armrest No Cushions seachoice-splash-proof-atc-fuse-block-terminal Minimum Hose Size: 11/16"
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10614901970
Price: 181.03 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.306 (17 reviews)

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Springfield 1001408 L Admiral Fixed Height Chair Package White (Includes Seat With Low Profile Armrest No Cushions seachoice splash proof atc fuse block terminal Minimum Hose Size: 11 16" Minimum Hose Size: 11 16" *Height 55" Seat Mount All weather chair with comfortable arm rests comes with a 9" heavy duty die cast aluminum base

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