General Electric CR9500B101B2A Solenoid 115 Volts Right Side Mounting Precision Filtration Products COIL- 120/60 USED---GOOD VISUAL CONDITION---7/19/LB

Name: General Electric CR9500B101B2A Solenoid 115 Volts Right Side Mounting Precision Filtration Products COIL- 120/60 USED---GOOD VISUAL CONDITION---7/19/LB
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SKU: 48094250460
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General Electric CR9500B101B2A Solenoid 115 Volts Right Side Mounting Precision Filtration Products COIL 120 60 USED GOOD VISUAL CONDITION 7 19 LB COIL 120 60 USED GOOD VISUAL CONDITION 7 19 LB 020580 B 4 2 3 B SS93 1 We ship USPS and UPS ALL ITEMS SOLD SHIPPED WITH IN NORTH AMERICA HAVE A 30 DAY RETURN POLICY

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