Meritor Brake Shoe Sr3014715qp on 2040-parts.com
Hurricane, West Virginia, United States
This is for 1 new Brake shoe Meritor part number SR3014715QP other numbers are 2530-01-568-3440 , 10026334 Force protection ,3QD 46P14 Mack ,8235-SR3014715QP Mack , 8235-A13264J114-Meritor, A13264J114 Meritor., A433222P2200 Mrap Buffalo MK2A2 This is for 1 shoe would take 2 for a set., shoe width 6 inch diameter 16.5 Q plus series. ships too the lower 48 states other locations maybe higher, thanks Jeff
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