1&1/4 " Thru Hull Fitting Hose Barb Stainless on 2040-parts.com
Port Townsend, Washington, United States
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NEW , UNKNOWN MAKER , 1&1/4 " hose barbed THRU HULL , Maximum hull thickness is 3/4 " , with nut fully engaged on the threads , requires 1&3/8" cutout , stainless , . . Check out my E-bay store for lots of quality marine items , books , and eclectic things by clicking on the red icon by my name . EBAY has an excellent in store search so stuff is getting easier to find . Thanks for looking .
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