Lincoln 1392 Lever Action Self-Priming DEF Compatible Fluid Transfer Pump With 2 Inch Bung Mounts and Locking Ring to Enable Custom Pump Positioning when Drum Mounting Sealants Manufacturer Part Number: 648832 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386

Name: Lincoln 1392 Lever Action Self-Priming DEF Compatible Fluid Transfer Pump With 2 Inch Bung Mounts and Locking Ring to Enable Custom Pump Positioning when Drum Mounting Sealants Manufacturer Part Number: 648832 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386
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Lincoln 1392 Lever Action Self Priming DEF Compatible Fluid Transfer Pump With 2 Inch Bung Mounts and Locking Ring to Enable Custom Pump Positioning when Drum Mounting Sealants Manufacturer Part Number: 648832 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC 90386 Manufacturer Part Number: 648832 1 x Adapter M12 × 1

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