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Perko 0063dp6plb 1 90 Deg Pipe To Hose Adapte on 2040-parts.com

US $19.00
Location:

Babylon, New York, United States

Babylon, New York, United States
Condition:Used


Perko 1" Pipe To Hose Adapter 90 Degree Bronze
Cast Bronze
Cast hex for easier installation
Curved 90 degrees

Technical Information:
  • Pipe Size Inches: 1
  • Hose Size Inches: 1
  • Length Overall Inches: 4-3/4
  • Model Number: 0063DP6PLB
  • Ship Weight: 3.7/16.9


*The above item meets the requirements of U.S.C.G. Safety Standards, January
31, 1977 for gasoline fuel systems, 33 CFR 183.

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