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Model # 588685120 Official Sears rust resistant molded standard thermoplastic shower base

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Strainer 42.903

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Strainer

Part #42.903

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Lock Nut 42.305

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Lock nut

Part #42.305

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Threshhold 40.210

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Threshhold

Part #40.210

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Fiber Washer 32.207

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Fiber washer

Part #32.207

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(iron, Abs,pvc) Pipe, Sanitary Drain N/P

(iron, abs,pvc) pipe, sanitary drain

Part #N/P

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Washer 42.319

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Washer

Part #42.319

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Threshold 70.207

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Threshold

Part #70.207

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Base 70.107

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Base

Part #70.107

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Washer 32.214

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Washer

Part #32.214

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Drain Body 42.317

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Drain body

Part #42.317

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