Gross Mechanical STH-150-W | Groco 1 1/2" Scoop Thru Hull with Nut | 1 GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook Size: 12" L x 6"

Name: Gross Mechanical STH-150-W | Groco 1 1/2" Scoop Thru Hull with Nut | 1 GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook Size: 12" L x 6"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 95891996546
Price: 66.99 USD
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Rating: 4.3897 (20 reviews)

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Gross Mechanical STH 150 W Groco 1 1 2" Scoop Thru Hull with Nut 1 GROUP+ambassador marine aidack pull out deck tap cold only large sprayer no hook Size: 12" L x 6" Size: 12" L x 6" W x 1" T perfect for tight bilge spaces NOT TO BE USED IN POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS Seacocks & Thru Hull Fittings

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