Sea Dog 671497-1 | Folding Coat Hook A=1 3/16" B= 9/16" C=2" #8 FH weight= 18 GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-with-hook-with-elbow-1-2-nps Vessel circuit control when connected

Name: Sea Dog 671497-1 | Folding Coat Hook A=1 3/16" B= 9/16" C=2" #8 FH weight= 18 GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-with-hook-with-elbow-1-2-nps Vessel circuit control when connected
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SKU: 66549053674
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Sea Dog 671497 1 Folding Coat Hook A=1 3 16" B= 9 16" C=2" #8 FH weight= 18 GROUP+ambassador marine small marine sprayer with hook with elbow 1 2 nps Vessel circuit control when connected Vessel circuit control when connected to a C zone digital switching system UPC: 0082324058929 Folds flat when not in use Constructed of corrosion resistant investment cast 316 stainless steel with rubber gasket

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