Pentair Sand Dollar SD70 Top Mount Sand Filter – 24″ with 1.5″ MPV | SKU 145367 pentair automated valves this comes from a driveshaft

Name: Pentair Sand Dollar SD70 Top Mount Sand Filter – 24″ with 1.5″ MPV | SKU 145367 pentair automated valves this comes from a driveshaft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 13751233705
Price: 248.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4716000000000005 (14 reviews)

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Pentair Sand Dollar SD70 Top Mount Sand Filter – 24″ with 1.5″ MPV SKU 145367 pentair automated valves this comes from a driveshaft this comes from a driveshaft This part is black with a metal shaft that runs off its end with a sprocket attached which is meant to connect to the gearbox assembly Vertical clearance: 73" Combination water and sand drain for easy service and winterizing

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