Veratron 226-828-001-001K | Fresh Water Level Sensor (Resistive) with Adjust Lever and Seal Kit #750 12/24V 200 600mm EPAOILSEN3 Attwood Vent-Ctr(White) (1438F1)

Name: Veratron 226-828-001-001K | Fresh Water Level Sensor (Resistive) with Adjust Lever and Seal Kit #750 12/24V 200 600mm EPAOILSEN3 Attwood Vent-Ctr(White) (1438F1)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 8417538851
Price: 268.43 USD
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Rating: 4.7785 (26 reviews)

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Veratron 226 828 001 001K Fresh Water Level Sensor (Resistive) with Adjust Lever and Seal Kit #750 12 24V 200 600mm EPAOILSEN3 Attwood Vent Ctr(White) (1438F1) Attwood Vent Ctr(White) (1438F1) 88 90 100 115HP (1990) Boat Outfitting Gauge Accessories Fresh Water Level Sensor (resistive) with adjustable lever

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