Pan-shovel "new Old Stock" Right Bearing Kit For 1958 Up~.0006 Over #24653-58 on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
PAN-SHOVEL "NEW OLD STOCK" RIGHT BEARING KIT FOR 1958 UP~.0006 OVER. THIS IS THE RIGHT BEARING CAGE AND ROLLERS. THEY ARE ORIGINAL HARLEY AND HAVE NO RUST. IT IS "NEW IN BOX". THIS IS HARD TO FIND SO DON'T MISS OUT! #24653-58 (1LB)
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