Shield 16-368-0383 | Shields Marine Type A1 15 Low Permeation Series 368 Fuel Hose 100# Working Pressure WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING GPSMAP® 7410xsv

Name: Shield 16-368-0383 | Shields Marine Type A1 15 Low Permeation Series 368 Fuel Hose 100# Working Pressure WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING GPSMAP® 7410xsv
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SKU: 42665903693
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Shield 16-368-0383 | Shields Marine Type A1 15 Low Permeation Series 368 Fuel Hose 100# Working Pressure WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING GPSMAP® 7410xsv

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Shield 16 368 0383 Shields Marine Type A1 15 Low Permeation Series 368 Fuel Hose 100# Working Pressure WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING GPSMAP® 7410xsv GPSMAP® 7410xsv Manufacturer Part Number: CMAC INT002 SAE J1527 Type A1 15 ISO 7840 Diameter: Outside: 11 16"

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