B&B Molders 94249 | Gravity Water Hatch 3 1/8" W Polar White GROUP+ambassador-marine-2-drain-trap-sink-drain-1-1-4-and-1-1-2-hose-barb-with-chain-stopper 9-tooth drive gearReplaces: OMC 384163

Name: B&B Molders 94249 | Gravity Water Hatch 3 1/8" W Polar White GROUP+ambassador-marine-2-drain-trap-sink-drain-1-1-4-and-1-1-2-hose-barb-with-chain-stopper 9-tooth drive gearReplaces: OMC 384163
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 24745280317
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B&B Molders 94249 Gravity Water Hatch 3 1 8" W Polar White GROUP+ambassador marine 2 drain trap sink drain 1 1 4 and 1 1 2 hose barb with chain stopper 9 tooth drive gearReplaces: OMC 384163 9 tooth drive gearReplaces: OMC 384163 Amperage = 100a Fuse Type = ATO ATC ATF Type = Fuse Blocks Includes installation kit Water hatch has a spout and cap and is generally used on RV's to fill the fresh water tank

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