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Heat exchanger,5 cell assembly 95% mod

Heat exchanger,6 cell assembly 95% mod

Heat exchanger,3 cell,060

Filter-drier hpc 3/8 odf 18 sq in

Filter-drier liquid 5/8 odf 53 sq in

Liquid drier filter

Valve txv 5/8 x 7/8 odf 93.0 adj sporlan

Heat exchanger,7 cell 80% upflow

Heat exchanger, 6 cell with stainless steel liner

Filter-drier,bi-flow alco#bfk-305s

Txv valve, 3/8 odm x 3/8 odf,98. 0 psig, sporlan

Valve, reversing w/coil

Valve,liquid,3/8"

Vlv,txv,1/2 x 5/8 odf,45.0 psig,sporlan

Thermal expansion valve, 1/2 x 5/8 odf, 48.0 psig,
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