4" Inch x 75 Feet Fire Hydrant Hose Choose Your Fittings:4" NH-NST (Fire Hydrant Threads) Our aluminum quick connect camlock 7846-68

Name: 4" Inch x 75 Feet Fire Hydrant Hose Choose Your Fittings:4" NH-NST (Fire Hydrant Threads) Our aluminum quick connect camlock 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 9757628204
Price: 319.35 USD
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Rating: 4.8523000000000005 (30 reviews)

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4" Inch x 75 Feet Fire Hydrant Hose Choose Your Fittings:4" NH NST (Fire Hydrant Threads) Our aluminum quick connect camlock 7846 68 Our aluminum quick connect camlock barb allow you to attach any 3" diameter hose A cost effective way to meet all your alternative fire hose needs Woven discharge hoses last years longer than the traditional PVC plastic hoses 4" Inch x 75 Feet Lightweight & Durable Fire Hydrant Hose For All Applications

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