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Blue High‑Pressure Solution Hose Assembly NA0828 with BR337 Female Water Connector – Compatible with Hydro‑Force Revolution & Revolution PRO (Brand‑New Old Stock) uplift pipe Price reduced accordingly – approximately PC10449
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Blue High‑Pressure Solution Hose Assembly NA0828 with BR337 Female Water Connector – Compatible with Hydro‑Force Revolution & Revolution PRO (Brand‑New Old Stock) uplift pipe Price reduced accordingly – approximately PC10449 Price reduced accordingly – approximately one third of the cost of a new glide post bonnet the treated area Ideal replacement for worn or damaged hose assemblies Blue High‑Pressure Solution Hose Assembly NA0828 with BR337 Female Water Connector – Compatible with Hydro‑Force Revolution & Revolution PRO (Brand‑New Old Stock)
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