Case International Starter *"new"* Fits Alot Of Equipment List In Description on 2040-parts.com
Zion, Illinois, US
Case Uniloader " NEW " Starter
Oem part number
86982709R
Normal Price would be 200.00 plus the Core Charge This is a DEAL !! Interested? email me!
Case International Starter (OE# 104452A2R, 1987559C1, 86982709, 86982709R, 87350916, A170746)
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