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This Gates 16EFG6K-MTFXCTN black EFG6K spiral wire hydraulic hose with MegaTuff cover has a 1 inside diameter and 100-ft. length and a maximum working pressure of 6,000 psi for use with biodegradable hydraulic fluids in extremely high pressure and high-impulse applications such as hydrostatic transmissions.

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A glossary of common terms used in the lubrication industry, we hope you all find it informative. Bookmark it, you''ll probably need it someday.

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Get more out of your Category 1 tractor with our heavy-duty Trimmer Mower Attachment. Great for fence lines, roadsides, ditches, and any other tractor-accessible area of your property.

PEH:Coiled-Tubing Well Intervention and Drilling

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Gates 32EFG6K-MTFXCTN Synthetic Rubber Spiral

Gates 32EFG6K-MTFXCTN Synthetic Rubber Spiral Wire Hose, SAE 100R15, MegaTuff Cover, 50'' Length, 2 ID, 6000 Working PSI, 40°F to +250°F Temperature Range

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2009-8-26Officially, the sub USS Scorpion sank due to torpedo malfunction, but new evidence supports the belief Scorpion was victim of a Soviet antisubmarine attack.