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15mm by 3/4" but without that rubber seal they all seem to have now. Sheds all seem to do rubber seal ones. Tried Grahams who only do those now. Anyone know a national merchant that does them?

Good for when it's really tight and/or you need to horse it up proper. With a bit of paste the old type are bullet proof.

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