Rack Fire Hose 1-1/2" x 75 Feet (Brass Couplings) Choose Your Fittings:NPSH-IPT (Straight Pipe Threads) 100% high polyurethane-lined lightweight hose 7846-68

Name: Rack Fire Hose 1-1/2" x 75 Feet (Brass Couplings) Choose Your Fittings:NPSH-IPT (Straight Pipe Threads) 100% high polyurethane-lined lightweight hose 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 6567076266
Price: 112.66 USD
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Rack Fire Hose 1 1 2" x 75 Feet (Brass Couplings) Choose Your Fittings:NPSH IPT (Straight Pipe Threads) 100% high polyurethane lined lightweight hose 7846 68 100% high polyurethane lined lightweight hose intended for use in wild land fire suppression if you drag them across the pavement or concrete and encounter something relatively sharp theres a slight possibly a pin hole might happen Fire hose rack assemblies are usually required by the fire marshal to pass building inspections NFPA Compliant Fire Hose x 75 Feet For Pin Racks (Fire Inspection Hose)

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