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Brinkmann Propane Tank Gauge 812-9220-s Each on 2040-parts.com

US $13.97
Location:

Central Point, Oregon, United States

Central Point, Oregon, United States
Condition:New Brand:Brinkmann Manufacturer Part Number:812-9220-S UPC:039953526824

Propane Tank Gauge

  • Qty: 1 
  • Easy to connect-No Tools Required
  • Can be used on tanks up to 40-lbs
  • For all propane appliances with type 1 connection

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