Caretaker RetroClean TurboClean Flow Plus Head (Black) | 4-9-2009 pentair variable speed pump and MX6 Elite models

Name: Caretaker RetroClean TurboClean Flow Plus Head (Black) | 4-9-2009 pentair variable speed pump and MX6 Elite models
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 14702569561
Price: 84.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1917 (5 reviews)

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Description

Caretaker RetroClean TurboClean Flow Plus Head (Black) 4 9 2009 pentair variable speed pump and MX6 Elite models and MX6 Elite models The Pentair Tagelus TA60D Sand Pool Filter (EC 145241) provides 3 The Caretaker RetroClean 4 9 2009 is the Black Flow Plus replacement head for the matching TurboClean retrofit application Part number 4 9 2009 Series Caretaker RetroClean Color Black Retrofit application TurboClean Nozzle configuration Flow Plus Product supplied The assembly includes a cover plate

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