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Old 18-10-2009, 17:00   #1
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Spartan Seacock Source?
Any source other than the manufacturer? Need one 1 1/2" replacement.
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Why not from the manufacturer? Bronze and Stainless Marine Hardware, Seacocks, Portholes, Thru Hulls - Spartan Marine Hardware and Accessories
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competition usually leads to the best price for the consumer. Haven't been able to find a source for Spartan hardware other than the manufacturer and I figured someone might have a lead.
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