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Fill-Rite KIT700RG Rotor Group Kit for 700 Series Pumps. Contains Rotor Cover, Rotor Cover Gasket, Rotor Cover Bolts (2), Rotor, Rotor Key, and Carbon Vanes (8). T47 The Astro Pneumatic 49818H is IPA-9060M5A medium hard wire 0 Car Opening Tools

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Fill Rite KIT700RG Rotor Group Kit for 700 Series Pumps. Contains Rotor Cover, Rotor Cover Gasket, Rotor Cover Bolts (2), Rotor, Rotor Key, and Carbon Vanes (8). T47 The Astro Pneumatic 49818H is IPA 9060M5A medium hard wire 0 Car Opening Tools The Astro Pneumatic 49818H is an 18" long pneumatic hammer bit designed for demanding impact applications in professional and industrial environments Item model number: 41185

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