Shurflo by Pentair PRO WASHDOWN KIT II Deluxe - 12 VDC - 4.0 GPM - Includes Pump, Fittings, Nozzle, Strainer, 25 Hose PMDBCL3 Bernard 3" pressure-sensitive letters and

Name: Shurflo by Pentair PRO WASHDOWN KIT II Deluxe - 12 VDC - 4.0 GPM - Includes Pump, Fittings, Nozzle, Strainer, 25 Hose PMDBCL3 Bernard 3" pressure-sensitive letters and
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96545603930
Price: 161.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5967 (29 reviews)

SKU 96545603930 · ★ 4.6

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Shurflo by Pentair PRO WASHDOWN KIT II Deluxe 12 VDC 4.0 GPM Includes Pump, Fittings, Nozzle, Strainer, 25 Hose PMDBCL3 Bernard 3" pressure sensitive letters and Bernard 3" pressure sensitive letters and numbers can be applied to either style plate before the plates are secured to the hull Flange Width: 5 8 in Raw Water Strainer and a 25' Blue Coiled Hose Included SHURFLO PRO WASHDOWN KIT II Deluxe 12 VDC 5

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