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Crosby N5D Rod Bearing Bore 1-1/4" Length 8-1/2" Width 2-3/8" Threaded ID 9/16" Universal Flow Monitors Inc. CC 126631---SS234--T-15-6-6-C ---SS234-CC-T-9-1827-E---2

Name: Crosby N5D Rod Bearing Bore 1-1/4" Length 8-1/2" Width 2-3/8" Threaded ID 9/16" Universal Flow Monitors Inc. CC 126631---SS234--T-15-6-6-C ---SS234-CC-T-9-1827-E---2
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Crosby N5D Rod Bearing Bore 1 1 4" Length 8 1 2" Width 2 3 8" Threaded ID 9 16" Universal Flow Monitors Inc. CC 126631 SS234 T 15 6 6 C SS234 CC T 9 1827 E 2 CC 126631 SS234 T 15 6 6 C SS234 CC T 9 1827 E 2 Fits a 1" pipe Used Selling As Pictured 10 20KH Crosby N5D Rod Bearing Bore 1 1 4" Length 8 1 2" Width 2 3 8" Threaded ID 9 16" Used Good Visual Condition 03 26 AP

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