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Fill-Rite KIT700BG Bung Adaptor Kit For 700 and 300 Series Pumps. The Two Male Threads are 2" NPT, and the Suction Pipe Port Thread is 1¼" NPT. Has ¼" NPT Port in Side for Use with the KIT700AS Anti-Siphon Kit. 450 lb Capacity 125mm 1/2" drive 125 mm MLW-48-22-6104

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29344700189 · ★ 4.8
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Fill Rite KIT700BG Bung Adaptor Kit For 700 and 300 Series Pumps. The Two Male Threads are 2" NPT, and the Suction Pipe Port Thread is 1¼" NPT. Has ¼" NPT Port in Side for Use with the KIT700AS Anti Siphon Kit. 450 lb Capacity 125mm 1 2" drive 125 mm MLW 48 22 6104 125mm 1 2" drive 125 mm The vise grip has a machined steel mainscrew with rolled 2 start acme thread for wear resistance and smooth operation Bung Adaptor Kit For 700 and 300 Series Pumps The Two Male Threads are 2" NPT

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