Whitecap S-0226BC | T Handle Latch Chrome Plated Zamac/Black Nylon Locking Freshwater Use Only FWGCJACK3 Tank: 1/4" NPT Female Mercury/Mariner

Name: Whitecap S-0226BC | T Handle Latch Chrome Plated Zamac/Black Nylon Locking Freshwater Use Only FWGCJACK3 Tank: 1/4" NPT Female Mercury/Mariner
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79712134561
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2682 (13 reviews)

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Description

Whitecap S 0226BC T Handle Latch Chrome Plated Zamac Black Nylon Locking Freshwater Use Only FWGCJACK3 Tank: 1 4" NPT Female Mercury Mariner Tank: 1 4" NPT Female Mercury Mariner Quick Connectors (F 7077C) With its classic style Manufacturer Part Number: S 0226BC Nylon Body and CP Zamac handle Locking T Handle latch

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