Shield 16-369-0585 | Marine Type A2 Fire Acol Series 369 Fuel Vent Hose | 5/8" ID & 31/32" OD | 50# Working Pressure seachoice-socket-screw single sided foam face produces

Name: Shield 16-369-0585 | Marine Type A2 Fire Acol Series 369 Fuel Vent Hose | 5/8" ID & 31/32" OD | 50# Working Pressure seachoice-socket-screw single sided foam face produces
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78624414236
Price: 108.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6831000000000005 (7 reviews)

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Shield 16 369 0585 Marine Type A2 Fire Acol Series 369 Fuel Vent Hose 5 8" ID & 31 32" OD 50# Working Pressure seachoice socket screw single sided foam face produces single sided foam face produces wheel swirl free paint finish when used with 3M Voltage Input Range (Volts) = 12v Color = Stainless Meets USCG SAE J1527 Type A2 Category: Plumbing Plumbing & Engine Hoses

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