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Transition Cone Deflector - Right Hand for Case IH 7010+ | 87524461 0-23000-1270 MF-400 — 1972-1977 — Perkins

Name: Transition Cone Deflector - Right Hand for Case IH 7010+ | 87524461 0-23000-1270 MF-400 — 1972-1977 — Perkins
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SKU: 5029622441
Price: 276.00 USD
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Transition Cone Deflector - Right Hand for Case IH 7010+ | 87524461 0-23000-1270 MF-400 — 1972-1977 — Perkins

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Description

Transition Cone Deflector Right Hand for Case IH 7010+ 87524461 0 23000 1270 MF 400 — 1972 1977 — Perkins MF 400 — 1972 1977 — Perkins A6 354 Diesel Custom — 2012 — L6 10 This transition cone deflector right hand is an aftermarket replacement for Case IH equipment referenced by OEM part number 87524461

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