Ambassador Marine 136-0008-WH-R | Recessed Shower Warm White Cup & Lid Small Warm White Sprayer 6' Stainless Steel Hose SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Manufacturer Part Number Type 2009

Name: Ambassador Marine 136-0008-WH-R | Recessed Shower Warm White Cup & Lid Small Warm White Sprayer 6' Stainless Steel Hose SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Manufacturer Part Number Type 2009
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SKU: 84353736233
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Ambassador Marine 136-0008-WH-R | Recessed Shower Warm White Cup & Lid Small Warm White Sprayer 6' Stainless Steel Hose SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Manufacturer Part Number Type 2009

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Ambassador Marine 136 0008 WH R Recessed Shower Warm White Cup & Lid Small Warm White Sprayer 6' Stainless Steel Hose SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Manufacturer Part Number Type 2009 Manufacturer Part Number Type 2009 Holds (2) 7" to 9" 2011 Holds (2) 9" to 11" 3009 Holds (3) 7" to 9" 3011 Holds (3) 9" to 11" Two inches wide for larger tailorable boats Intended for use with: Ambassador Marine (or SHURflo) Control Valves or Recessed Control Valves Ambassador Marine Recessed Shower Warm White Cup & Lid

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