Attwood Marine 5141-4 | GPH Shower Sump MK2 System 12V GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-with-hook-with-elbow-1-2-nps Suggested Boat Length: 13' to

Name: Attwood Marine 5141-4 | GPH Shower Sump MK2 System 12V GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-with-hook-with-elbow-1-2-nps Suggested Boat Length: 13' to
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 99038993736
Price: 145.05 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6993 (8 reviews)

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Attwood Marine 5141 4 GPH Shower Sump MK2 System 12V GROUP+ambassador marine small marine sprayer with hook with elbow 1 2 nps Suggested Boat Length: 13' to Suggested Boat Length: 13' to 20' and can be used by other connected devices for voltage compensation Fuse Size: 3A Category: Marine Plumbing & Ventilation Bilge Pumps

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