Prier - M-123-0094 - 500 Series 14 in. Mansfield Style Replacement Stem for 10 in. Hydrants 180 watts plus a 9-by-16-inch secondary basin

Name: Prier - M-123-0094 - 500 Series 14 in. Mansfield Style Replacement Stem for 10 in. Hydrants 180 watts plus a 9-by-16-inch secondary basin
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2071260438
Price: 50.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0207 (6 reviews)

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Prier M 123 0094 500 Series 14 in. Mansfield Style Replacement Stem for 10 in. Hydrants 180 watts plus a 9 by 16 inch secondary basin plus a 9 by 16 inch secondary basin for rinsing Inside Measurement: Top: 22 Will work for the model 578 10 and 579 10 full turn “old style” Mansfield hydrants (10 in Replacement Stem for the Mansfield style wall hydrant manufactured from 1970 2006

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