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Drip Tape Loc Sleeve 1/2" Barbed Fitting

Drip Tape Loc Sleeve 1/2" Barbed Fitting
IRC470

 Power-Loc - 1/2" End With Screw Cap

Power-Loc - 1/2" End With Screw Cap
IRC725

Power-Loc - 1/2" Coupler with Valve

Power-Loc - 1/2" Coupler with Valve
IRC735

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Plastic Hole Punch

Plastic Hole Punch
IRH620

1/2" Poly Tubing (1000' Roll)

1/2" Poly Tubing
(1000' Roll)

IRP510

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1/2" Poly Tubing
(500' Roll)

IRP505
$0.99
$44.99

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DP Hole Punch Handle with 1/4\ Green Tip"
IRC455

1/2" Poly Tubing (100' Roll)

1/2" Poly Tubing
(100' Roll)

IRP500
$9.99
$11.99

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