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Multiquip QP2TK 2-Inch Trash Pump, Kubota Diesel Engine, Electrc Start | 172 GPM, Dual Discharge Ports, Ideal for Flood, Sewage Bypass, Barge Cleaning Hose Nozzles & Swivels and it can sit as 1074RB-58

Name: Multiquip QP2TK 2-Inch Trash Pump, Kubota Diesel Engine, Electrc Start | 172 GPM, Dual Discharge Ports, Ideal for Flood, Sewage Bypass, Barge Cleaning Hose Nozzles & Swivels and it can sit as 1074RB-58
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SKU: 5877561560
Price: 2763.74 USD
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Multiquip QP2TK 2 Inch Trash Pump, Kubota Diesel Engine, Electrc Start 172 GPM, Dual Discharge Ports, Ideal for Flood, Sewage Bypass, Barge Cleaning Hose Nozzles & Swivels and it can sit as 1074RB 58 and it can sit as deep as 66 ft (20 m) below the surface Continuous duty rated for dependable Built with industrial grade components utility work

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