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Grammer Swivel Seat with Command Arm for Case New Holland | SS11089 5H730-42504 T142/430 — 1980-1988 — DS

Name: Grammer Swivel Seat with Command Arm for Case New Holland | SS11089 5H730-42504 T142/430 — 1980-1988 — DS
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 21353623120
Price: 589.50 USD
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Grammer Swivel Seat with Command Arm for Case New Holland | SS11089 5H730-42504 T142/430 — 1980-1988 — DS

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Description

Grammer Swivel Seat with Command Arm for Case New Holland SS11089 5H730 42504 T142 430 — 1980 1988 — DS T142 430 — 1980 1988 — DS 14 Pacemaker — 1962 1964 — Continental F 209 This grammer swivel seat with command arm is an aftermarket replacement for Case IH and Ford New Holland equipment referenced by OEM part number SS11089

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