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JEGS AN Straight Push-Loc Hose End [-10 AN Female Swivel to Push-Loc Hose, Blue]

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AN Straight Push-Loc Hose End [-10 AN Female Swivel to Push-Loc Hose, Blue]
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AN Straight Push-Loc Hose End
  • -10 AN Female
  • -10 AN Hose Barb for Push-Loc Hose
  • Fits: Standard 37 degree AN Adapters
  • 250 psi
  • Aluminum
  • Blue Anodized Finish
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