Pentair OEM 1.5 HP Stainless Steel Impeller for Aquaculture 1000 | 073129SSZ Pentair iChlor 15 P&A 16-inch lightweight frame for easier

Name: Pentair OEM 1.5 HP Stainless Steel Impeller for Aquaculture 1000 | 073129SSZ Pentair iChlor 15 P&A 16-inch lightweight frame for easier
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 52780786904
Price: 152.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2574000000000005 (20 reviews)

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Pentair OEM 1.5 HP Stainless Steel Impeller for Aquaculture 1000 073129SSZ Pentair iChlor 15 P&A 16 inch lightweight frame for easier 16 inch lightweight frame for easier maneuverability The DEX7220B2C head assembly is constructed to withstand the harsh conditions of pool environments Precision balanced OEM construction and reduce vibration caused by damaged rotating components

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