Wehrs Machine Thermostat Riser 3/8" Ports & Intake Divider Wm39375d on 2040-parts.com
Bangor, Wisconsin, United States
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WM39375D - Thermostat Riser 3/8" Ports & Intake Divider We took our thermostat riser and our intake divider and made a little trick combo package. It's lighter, shorter, uses 1 less gasket, and costs you less money than running both together.
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