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Gates Corporation 21194 on 2040-parts.com

US $14.00
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South El Monte, California, United States

South El Monte, California, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually IC Code:MTS SKU:42611194 Contains Spring:Yes Brand:Gates Number of Branches:0 Manufacturer Part Number:21194 Inside Diameter 1 (mm):57 Weight (Lbs.):1.38 Other Part Number:72139, 60830, 21194, KM-709, MR219, 7905, 187893 Country of Origin:US Interchange Part Number:214335, 387162, V1092070, 70920, 72140, 71809 Centerline Length (mm):307 Inside Diameter 1 (in):2.25 Features Advantages:Re-engineered materials resist vacuum collapse. UPC:Does not apply

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