3 Stage STANDARD LAMB EU 5.7 Inch Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — Not Modified Ninja carpet cleaning machine motor Simple installation – designed to PC10449

Name: 3 Stage STANDARD LAMB EU 5.7 Inch Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — Not Modified Ninja carpet cleaning machine motor Simple installation – designed to PC10449
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96454546641
Price: 142.80 USD
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3 Stage STANDARD LAMB EU 5.7 Inch Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — Not Modified Ninja carpet cleaning machine motor Simple installation – designed to PC10449

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3 Stage STANDARD LAMB EU 5.7 Inch Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — Not Modified Ninja carpet cleaning machine motor Simple installation – designed to PC10449 Simple installation – designed to bolt directly to your existing Shurflo pump head This pump head is officially rated and labelled by Aquatec as a 250 psi component Not modified Fits many makes

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