Gruvlok 5" Inch Gasket, Grade E, Epdm, Series 7000, 7400 New (1 At A Time) on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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This sale is for one at a time.If you want more,just message me and I will add quantity to the ad right away.At the start of this ad,I have 6 new gaskets.They are 1 inch wide.I also have ads for 5" 7005,7006,..and 5" series 7000, 7400.Message me for making any kind of package deal.If you get more than one, the rest of the shipping wil be free..So stock up here.I will ship right away.
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