4" Deck Plate With Screw Out Lid, Inspection Port Access, White on 2040-parts.com
Blanchester, Ohio, US
Beckson 4" White Deck Plate with screw out lid
Overall dia. 6"
Listed as used because of some minor cosmectic scuffs, but this item has never been installed.
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