KoolAir SPM1000-115 | Submersible Magnetic Drive Pump 1000GPH 115V, Replaces March LC-5C-MD, 1" FPT Inlet 1/2" MPT GIFTS_GIFTS_UNDER_50 The traditional CHIRP sonar has

Name: KoolAir SPM1000-115 | Submersible Magnetic Drive Pump 1000GPH 115V, Replaces March LC-5C-MD, 1" FPT Inlet 1/2" MPT GIFTS_GIFTS_UNDER_50 The traditional CHIRP sonar has
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SKU: 41745303779
Price: 387.50 USD
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Rating: 4.8199000000000005 (14 reviews)

SKU 41745303779 ★ 4.8

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KoolAir SPM1000 115 Submersible Magnetic Drive Pump 1000GPH 115V, Replaces March LC 5C MD, 1" FPT Inlet 1 2" MPT GIFTS_GIFTS_UNDER_50 The traditional CHIRP sonar has The traditional CHIRP sonar has a power rating of 600W and operating frequencies of mid band CHIRP 80 160 kHz Designed as the exact KB750 S configuration for Zipwake Series S Flow Rate: 1000 GPH 17 Dimensions: Approximately 12" L x 10

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