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Pressure switch tubing .313 OD .188 ID

Two feet of clear plastic tubing, .125 ID

Kit,condensate pan (60m-non mod)

Kit pan condensate 120m (modulating)

Drain tube

Nozzle, 0.70/70 deg.w,

Condensate trap

Pilot gas orifice drill size 60 0.040

Hose,vacuum assem

Hose,condensate

Hose,condensate

Hose,condensate

Condensate hose

Hose,rain gutter

Tubing,plastic,0.750 idx1 od x 23 long
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