Buyers-LS3-SaltDogg® 12 VDC Pre-Wet Kit With Two 55-Gallon Poly V-Box Mount Reservoirs 48 in Latch Style: Die Cast Compression Length:17.000"

Name: Buyers-LS3-SaltDogg® 12 VDC Pre-Wet Kit With Two 55-Gallon Poly V-Box Mount Reservoirs 48 in Latch Style: Die Cast Compression Length:17.000"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50740417589
Price: 1408.48 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5760000000000005 (21 reviews)

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Description

Buyers LS3 SaltDogg® 12 VDC Pre Wet Kit With Two 55 Gallon Poly V Box Mount Reservoirs 48 in Latch Style: Die Cast Compression Length:17.000" Latch Style: Die Cast Compression Latch Individually boxed with drilling template and capacity decals Control Type: Electric The corrosion resistant poly tanks are held in place by included stainless steel brackets and tie downs

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