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12-0437c Parallel Flow Condenser Dcm/texdyne 12 Volt Pull Fan Workhorse New on 2040-parts.com

US $379.00
Location:

Osceola, Indiana, United States

Osceola, Indiana, United States
New made in 2007.
Brand:WORKHORSE Manufacturer Part Number:12-0437C TA 12R2002 UPC:Does not apply

12-0437C Parallel flow condenser 14" x 22.5" and TA12R2002 DCM TEXDYNE 12 VOLT PULL FAN ASSEMBLY TA 12R2002
NEW appears to be made in 2007

I also have hoses available this upon request.



These were acquired from the Monaco chassis liquidation in Elkhart Indiana 2009. Bulk package skid. Not individually packaged.

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