Dalton Bearing # 250-742 / 12 Volt Electric Over Hydraulic Pump And Tank on 2040-parts.com
Yonkers, New York, US
Dalton Bearing
12 volt Electric Over Hydraulic Pump
Power up / Power down
With Reservoir Tank
This Item is New Old Stock without the original box
This has been sitting on the self for some time now and I have no use for it!
Never mounted or powered
ITEM IS A LITTLE DIRTY WITH SOME SMALL SCUFFS AN SCRATCHES
PLEASE NOTE:
"Missing / Not Included are the Switches / harness!"
Model # 250-742
SOLD AS IS NO RETURNS
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