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Photoshoot for Waterax in Trabuco Canyon, CA USA Saturday March 19th, 2016.

WATERAX fire pumps are built to last, and many, sold decades ago, are still in operation today, and maintained with genuine spare parts.Â http://waterax.com

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WATERAX fire pumps are built to last, and many, sold decades ago, are still in operation today, and maintained with genuine spare parts.Â http://waterax.com See also The Waterax Genuine Parts Store: Making Shopping Easy

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