Seachoice 86987 | 12V High Pressure Portable Air Pump For Boating and General Inflatables gifts-under-100 The J spout rotates 180°

Name: Seachoice 86987 | 12V High Pressure Portable Air Pump For Boating and General Inflatables gifts-under-100 The J spout rotates 180°
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 97669429725
Price: 94.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6912 (21 reviews)

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Seachoice 86987 12V High Pressure Portable Air Pump For Boating and General Inflatables gifts under 100 The J spout rotates 180° The J spout rotates 180° front to back and swivels 180° side to side for maximum flexibility This product features aluminum fittings with a molded strain relief and it also comes with battery cables so it can utilize power from a boat or vehicle battery UPC: 0719250000000

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