Ambassador Marine 136-0000-WH-R | Recessed Shower (Plastic Lid / Plastic Cup) Small Marine Sprayer (with Eyelet Hook) 6' gifts-under-50 In-Line Fuel Demand Valve

Name: Ambassador Marine 136-0000-WH-R | Recessed Shower (Plastic Lid / Plastic Cup) Small Marine Sprayer (with Eyelet Hook) 6' gifts-under-50 In-Line Fuel Demand Valve
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 83512865883
Price: 54.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6633 (24 reviews)

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Description

Ambassador Marine 136 0000 WH R Recessed Shower (Plastic Lid Plastic Cup) Small Marine Sprayer (with Eyelet Hook) 6' gifts under 50 In Line Fuel Demand Valve In Line Fuel Demand Valve Prevents engine flooding and fuel spillage due to pressurized fuel Wall mount (with lid opening up or down) or deck mount Connection: 1 2" NPS F

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