Set Of Harley 45 Flathead Flywheel Shaft Nuts, Lock Plates And Screws Oem on 2040-parts.com
Liberal, Kansas, US
Set of OEM Harley 45 flywheel shaft nuts, lock plates and screws.
For the crankpin, pinion shaft and sprocket shaft.
All in good condition with good threads.
No rounded corners.
FREE S&H in the US.
10.00 S&H to Canada.
15.00 S&H to the rest of the world.
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