Kiwkway Boring Bar Speed Reducer on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
This is a Kiwkway speed reducer that was on a FN bar that I bought. It had very little use & cam out of a tractor repair shop. Looks like. The wee boring large cylinders, I may have. Some fn centering pins I will be listing soon. I bought this with some oter tools I do not need it so. I will except a reasonable offer. Or trade?? Looking for kwik way air float fo fn bar? Or fn stub bar? Or???
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