Underwater Kit Plus Bent Swivel Plate

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    UNDERWATER KIT PLUS BENT SWIVEL PLATE

    Posted by Gary on 11th Jan 2025

    Way better alternative than the 3 original hose clamps. Stronger, sturdier, easy install.

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