Groco Bronze Vented Loop on 2040-parts.com
Florida, United States
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HVL and series vented loops assure clog-free anti-siphon protection for sanitation or engine exhaust systems. The oversized vent valve can easily be removed for inspection or cleaning without tools. This solid bronze Groco Vented Loop takes 3/4 hose, model # HVL 750. Buyer is buying 'as is'. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE CONTACT ME FOR RATES PRIOR TO PURCHASE. |
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