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AFCO 40262-36 36 Inch Brake Hose
AFCO 40262-36 36 Inch Brake Hose
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AFCO 40262-36 36 Inch Brake Hose
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Material Type:
Teflon
Outer Braid:
Stainless
Overall Length:
36"
Fitting End A:
-4 AN Female
Fitting End B:
-4 AN Female
MFG. Part #:
40265-24
Outside Diameter:
.31"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Teflon-lined.
AN Size:
-4 AN
Inlet Fitting Angle:
Straight
Outlet Fitting Angle:
Straight
Hose Length:
36"
Info
- Stainless hose
- Teflon-lined
- Steel Swivel Ends
- -4 fittings
- Used for brakes or gauges
Item Details
Straight Ends -4
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