Oil Safe Utility Lid, W/2 In Outlet, Hdpe, Red on 2040-parts.com
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
OIL SAFE
Utility Lid, With 2 In Spout Outlet, HDPE, Red, Height 4.76 In, Outside Dia 5.8 In, For Use With Oil Safe Drum Containers
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