Fulton 580407 | Easy Access Receiver Lock GROUP+ambassador-marine-trinidad-head-shower-combo-faucet-classic-sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: M2500C12X-5/16H

Name: Fulton 580407 | Easy Access Receiver Lock GROUP+ambassador-marine-trinidad-head-shower-combo-faucet-classic-sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: M2500C12X-5/16H
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SKU: 52368324523
Price: 28.29 USD
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Fulton 580407 | Easy Access Receiver Lock GROUP+ambassador-marine-trinidad-head-shower-combo-faucet-classic-sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: M2500C12X-5/16H

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Fulton 580407 Easy Access Receiver Lock GROUP+ambassador marine trinidad head shower combo faucet classic sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: M2500C12X 5 16H Manufacturer Part Number: M2500C12X 5 16H Manufacturer Part Number: DS0005 Rotating lock housing provides easy key access Sleeve allows lock to be used on 2" x 2" or 1 1 4" x 1 1 4" receivers

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