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Intercomp 4" Ultra Deluxe 30psi Air Pressure Gauge 17" Hose Longacre Joes Imca on 2040-parts.com

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Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:INT360058 Brand:INTERCOMP Part Brand:INTERCOMP

INTERCOMP 4" ULTRA DELUXE AIR GAUGE

  • INTERCOMP
  • ULTRA DELUXE
  • 4" AIR GAUGE
  • 0-30 X 1 PSI
  • GLOW IN DARK
  • 17" FLEXIBLE HOSE
  • SWIVEL BALL CHUCK
  • HIGH FLOW RELEASE BLEEDER

 

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