Seachoice SC3255 | Phillips Tapping Screw Truss Head #8 x 1 1/4" GROUP+ambassador-marine-2-drain-straight-drain-low-profile-1-1-4-m-thread-with-strainer-with-chain-stopper Manufacturer Part Number: 60837

Name: Seachoice SC3255 | Phillips Tapping Screw Truss Head #8 x 1 1/4" GROUP+ambassador-marine-2-drain-straight-drain-low-profile-1-1-4-m-thread-with-strainer-with-chain-stopper Manufacturer Part Number: 60837
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Seachoice SC3255 Phillips Tapping Screw Truss Head #8 x 1 1 4" GROUP+ambassador marine 2 drain straight drain low profile 1 1 4 m thread with strainer with chain stopper Manufacturer Part Number: 60837 Manufacturer Part Number: 60837 UPC: 0024099079150 18 8 Stainless Steel Features & Specifications

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