Buyers-SALTDOGG-1400250SS-1.5 Cubic Yard Gas Stainless Steel Hopper Spreader-Extended Chute 16 X 13 X 88 1306320- Western 4-1/2" Replacement Motor Length:17.000"

Name: Buyers-SALTDOGG-1400250SS-1.5 Cubic Yard Gas Stainless Steel Hopper Spreader-Extended Chute 16 X 13 X 88 1306320- Western 4-1/2" Replacement Motor Length:17.000"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 78819345583
Price: 3427.71 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4275 (19 reviews)

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Buyers SALTDOGG 1400250SS 1.5 Cubic Yard Gas Stainless Steel Hopper Spreader Extended Chute 16 X 13 X 88 1306320 Western 4 1 2" Replacement Motor Length:17.000" 1306320 Western 4 1 2" Replacement Motor for OLD Style 4" 4 1 2" Motors Capacity = 3 ChuteStandardAdjustableExtended = Extended Spreading Width Range = 2 To 30 Feet

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