Seachoice SC0660 | Phillips Tapping Screw Truss Head #8 x 1" GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-for-faucet-no-hook-15-1-m-with-locking-teeth Description: 26-10 AWG Double Crimp

Name: Seachoice SC0660 | Phillips Tapping Screw Truss Head #8 x 1" GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-for-faucet-no-hook-15-1-m-with-locking-teeth Description: 26-10 AWG Double Crimp
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Seachoice SC0660 Phillips Tapping Screw Truss Head #8 x 1" GROUP+ambassador marine small marine sprayer for faucet no hook 15 1 m with locking teeth Description: 26 10 AWG Double Crimp Description: 26 10 AWG Double Crimp Replaces: Mercruiser 817019A 18 8 Stainless Steel Features & Specifications

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