Single Center Shoe, 12.00" for Case IH and New Holland | 73344002 U5LB0056 FD40HTE-4 — 1995-2007 — 6D95L

Name: Single Center Shoe, 12.00" for Case IH and New Holland | 73344002 U5LB0056 FD40HTE-4 — 1995-2007 — 6D95L
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 48807804556
Price: 428.50 USD
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Rating: 4.3798 (25 reviews)

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Description

Single Center Shoe, 12.00" for Case IH and New Holland 73344002 U5LB0056 FD40HTE 4 — 1995 2007 — 6D95L FD40HTE 4 — 1995 2007 — 6D95L Komatsu Diesel Make Model Details Ford 1801 Ford 2000 w 4 Cylinder Engine Ford 4000 w 4 Cylinder Engine Ford 501 Ford 600 w 4 Cylinder Engine Ford 700 w 4 Cylinder Engine Ford 800 w 4 Cylinder Engine Ford 900 w 4 Cylinder Engine Verify part number 73344002 against your machine before ordering 00" is an aftermarket replacement for Case IH and New Holland equipment

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