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Oregon 72-709 Set Of 2 -- 8x175 Steel Wheel Fits Toro Self Propelled on 2040-parts.com

US $36.00
Location:

Olathe, Kansas, United States

Olathe, Kansas, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:72-709 Part Brand:OREGON UPC:Does Not Apply

 

 

Listing is for a set of 2

Oregon Replacement Part WHEEL 8X175 STEEL TORO 38-2930 # 72-709

Steel Wheel that fits Toro, 8" x 1.75" , 1/2" ball bearing. Self-Propelled, 42 teeth wide gear (3/8" ) T-3 wheel. For side bagger. 1-5/8" offset hub and zerk fitting. (white)

  

 

 

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