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Pressure switch tubing .313 OD .188 ID

Two feet of clear plastic tubing, .125 ID

Kit pan condensate 120m (modulating)

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

Rain gutter drain tube

Preformed Tubing

Vent pipe drain tube

Tube, condensate drain trap
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