Berkeley Replacement Parts Forward Reverse Cable Bushing Bearing S15414 on 2040-parts.com
Mesa, Arizona, United States
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Up for sale is a new set of Berkeley bushings for the forward reverse cable on the nozzle. The Berkeley part number is S15414. Replace your worn or missing bushings so you won't have so much slop in your forward reverse handle. These are the small hard to find bushing and we also have the larger bushings for the reverse bucket and steering pivot. This is for 2 bushings! For other cool parts and close out specials check out fatboysh2o.com We accept cash upon local pick up, credit cards and Paypal. Check out my other items!
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