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254341a M/d Duck Head Inserts For Corghi Tire Changer on 2040-parts.com

US $29.50
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Rhode Island, US

Rhode Island, US
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This is a bag of 20 Mount Demount Head ( Duck Head ) plastic inserts for Corghi Tire Changers.  The standard bag comes with 10 inserts (this is actually 2 packages combined).
Corghi reference# 900254341A

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