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Giantz Petrol Water Pump, 2" 7HP Max High Flow Transfer Fire Fighting Pumps Rain Tank Oil Irrigation Garden Farm Pond Outdoor Irrigations, with Hose Fittings Inlet Filter Rubber Feet Black Red Furniture Stand Weight: 3

SKU: 19181165864
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Giantz Petrol Water Pump, 2" 7HP Max High Flow Transfer Fire Fighting Pumps Rain Tank Oil Irrigation Garden Farm Pond Outdoor Irrigations, with Hose Fittings Inlet Filter Rubber Feet Black Red Furniture Stand Weight: 3 Stand Weight: 3 It features a shaggy design in soft neutral colour tone that will make you stylish while relaxing shock absorbing and noise reducing rubber feet and bonus hose fittings and inlet filter for a hassle free setup the efficient GIANTZ 2 inch Petrol Water Pump is your perfect choice for tough water pumping duties that will never let you down

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