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MUF21 1470000 Model 390 7 Turbo III Pre Cleaner 7" ball valve 1" 130: 01 95 → 12 97 SKF 16008 130: 01 95 → 12 97 Length 20 ft MUF21 1470000 Airflow Range: CFM 350 700
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MUF21-1470000 - Model 390-7 Turbo III Pre-Cleaner 7" ball valve 1" 130: 01/95 → 12/97 SKF-16008

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