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Shield 18-720-6000S | 7206000S Marine Exhaust "S" Series Hose T Bolt 3/4" Band Clamp | Fits Series 202 Silicone Exhaust GROUP+ambassador-marine-1-1-2-drain-flip-trap-sink-drain-no-overflow-3-4-and-1-hose-barb Head-Up and Course-Up presentation modes
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Shield 18 720 6000S 7206000S Marine Exhaust "S" Series Hose T Bolt 3 4" Band Clamp Fits Series 202 Silicone Exhaust GROUP+ambassador marine 1 1 2 drain flip trap sink drain no overflow 3 4 and 1 hose barb Head Up and Course Up presentation modes Head Up and Course Up presentation modes The fold down faceplate features a single line alphanumeric text display that's easy to read day or night Corrosion resistant 316 stainless steel for exhaust or intake Any below water line application Band: 3 4"
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