Uflex USA KITOBDBRSVS25 | Silversteer Dual Cylinder/Dual Engine Hydraulic Hose 2 1/2' Pair EPARUDD3 Manufacturer Part Number: 50182

Name: Uflex USA KITOBDBRSVS25 | Silversteer Dual Cylinder/Dual Engine Hydraulic Hose 2 1/2' Pair EPARUDD3 Manufacturer Part Number: 50182
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65451765544
Price: 197.75 USD
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Uflex USA KITOBDBRSVS25 Silversteer Dual Cylinder Dual Engine Hydraulic Hose 2 1 2' Pair EPARUDD3 Manufacturer Part Number: 50182 Manufacturer Part Number: 50182 UPC: 0062017010250 These short hoses are ideal for multiple cylinder multiple engine installations as well as autopilot installations where short hydraulic lines are required and pressure will not exceed 1500 psi They include preassembled fittings for quick installation and bend restrictors on both ends to eliminate kinking

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