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Rule - 1500 & 2000 Submersible Bilge Pumps, Part No. 02 - Description 12-Volt Pump - Amps 4 - GPH 1500 BSP High speed reversible pump transfers Isotherm
Rule - 1500 & 2000 Submersible Bilge Pumps, Part No. 02 - Description 12-Volt Pump - Amps 4 - GPH 1500 BSP High speed reversible pump transfers Isotherm
Rule - 1500 & 2000 Submersible Bilge Pumps, Part No. 02 - Description 12-Volt Pump - Amps 4 - GPH 1500 BSP High speed reversible pump transfers Isotherm
Rule - 1500 & 2000 Submersible Bilge Pumps, Part No. 02 - Description 12-Volt Pump - Amps 4 - GPH 1500 BSP High speed reversible pump transfers Isotherm
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Rule - 1500 & 2000 Submersible Bilge Pumps, Part No. 02 - Description 12-Volt Pump - Amps 4 - GPH 1500 BSP High speed reversible pump transfers Isotherm

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Rule 1500 & 2000 Submersible Bilge Pumps, Part No. 02 Description 12 Volt Pump Amps 4 GPH 1500 BSP High speed reversible pump transfers Isotherm High speed reversible pump transfers oil to and from remote containers at 3 GPM The impact and corrosion resistant housings are extremely long lasting base diameter: 4 1 4" Height: 6"

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