Prier - P-260 - Ground Hydrant - Variable Bury Depths Available - 3/4"Inlet Size:6' Bury Depth Restore your irrigation system with

Name: Prier - P-260 - Ground Hydrant - Variable Bury Depths Available - 3/4"Inlet Size:6' Bury Depth Restore your irrigation system with
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37998258316
Price: 165.63 USD
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Rating: 4.6084000000000005 (18 reviews)

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Prier P 260 Ground Hydrant Variable Bury Depths Available 3 4"Inlet Size:6' Bury Depth Restore your irrigation system with Restore your irrigation system with the Rain Bird 20PEBDIBO 2 Inch PEB Valve Replacement Diaphragm Assembly the ultimate solution for commercial irrigation systems Flow control lock for water flow adjustment Stainless steel upper rod for long wear life

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