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All Balls Rear Wheel Bearing Kit Suzuki 300 King Quad 91-02 on 2040-parts.com

US $26.99
Location:

Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, US

Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, US
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PREMIUM HIGH SPEED BEARINGS FEATURE LOW DRAG, DOUBLE LIP SEALS ON BOTH SIDES TO PROVIDE SUPERIOR EXCLUSION OF WATER AND DIRT AND IMPROVED GREASE RETENTION.

CHEVRON SRI-II GREASE AND TYPE TC, NITRILE ELASTOMER WHEEL SEALS.

2 KITS REQUIRED FOR AXLE.

FITS SUZUKI 300 KING QUAD 91-02 . 22-51299

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