3" Inch Uncoupled Rubber Fire Hose 300 PSI (No Fittings) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 750 Feet (Qty 10 - 75 Foot Lengths) Save 7.5% White Forestry Wildland Fire Hose 7846-68

Name: 3" Inch Uncoupled Rubber Fire Hose 300 PSI (No Fittings) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 750 Feet (Qty 10 - 75 Foot Lengths) Save 7.5% White Forestry Wildland Fire Hose 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 52371204118
Price: 209.03 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5769 (15 reviews)

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3" Inch Uncoupled Rubber Fire Hose 300 PSI (No Fittings) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 750 Feet (Qty 10 75 Foot Lengths) Save 7.5% White Forestry Wildland Fire Hose 7846 68 White Forestry Wildland Fire Hose you'll need a 1 Strong rubber materials give less friction loss and more water flow Manufactured to meet or exceed NFPA standard 1961

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