Akron Brass Turbojet Style 1717 1 1/2 '' Turbojet Tip with Twist Shutoff With Pistol Grip old fire hose - Compatible with Quick Attack 7846-68

Name: Akron Brass Turbojet Style 1717 1 1/2 '' Turbojet Tip with Twist Shutoff With Pistol Grip old fire hose - Compatible with Quick Attack 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87602128022
Price: 325.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5769 (21 reviews)

SKU 87602128022 · ★ 4.6

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Akron Brass Turbojet Style 1717 1 1 2 '' Turbojet Tip with Twist Shutoff With Pistol Grip old fire hose Compatible with Quick Attack 7846 68 Compatible with Quick Attack Foam Tube Style 792 Guaranteed tested & ready for operation a rubber bumper with raised lug for pattern identification The Turbojet is a constant gallonage nozzle (flow remains the same in all patterns) with multiple flow settings for operator flow control

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