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Tunze Comline 9004 DC skimmer

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I have a slightly used Tunze Comline 9004 DC skimmer that I'm looking to sell. I love the skimmer but it doesn't fit my current sump configuration. I'm asking $150 plus shipping but willing to negotiate for the right offer. Comes with the original packaging and warranty.
 
Decided to drop the price to $125 plus shipping
 
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