Uflex Straight Helm Fitting 1/4 NPT for UP Comp Line & Autopilot Return Line Air Conditioning 90° rotatable elbow outlet allows 40569

Name: Uflex Straight Helm Fitting 1/4 NPT for UP Comp Line & Autopilot Return Line Air Conditioning 90° rotatable elbow outlet allows 40569
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 49653611907
Price: 25.18 USD
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Uflex Straight Helm Fitting 1 4 NPT for UP Comp Line & Autopilot Return Line Air Conditioning 90° rotatable elbow outlet allows 40569 90° rotatable elbow outlet allows users to install the pump anywhere in a full 360° orientation Backward compatible hole pattern and motor cartridges of Tsunami Mk1 bilge and aerator pumps 22 18 Gauge #8 Heat Shrink Spade Terminals 100 Pack Straight Helm Fitting 1 4 NPT for UP Comp Line & Autopilot Return Line Fitting for the compensating line in the UP series helms or autopilot return line

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