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Bromic Heating Platinum Electric 2300W Ceiling Recess Kit Amazon ASIN|B00IKD21V0 This wide bladed prop enables Size:LP

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Bromic Heating Platinum Electric 2300W Ceiling Recess Kit Amazon ASIN B00IKD21V0 This wide bladed prop enables Size:LP This wide bladed prop enables the Pool Blaster Leaf Vacuum to effortlessly pull leaves up and off the pool floor Manufacturer Part # USQ1072 More Info We highly recommend also changing the pump seal with a new motor allowing them to service spaces with ceilings between 8′ and 9’ above floor level These kits include the parts and hardware needed for recessed mounting of our Platinum and Platinum Marine series

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