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10 Inline Fuel Shutoff Cut Shut Off Valve 1/4" I.D. Fits Briggs 494768 698183 model-M2 Bearing: 3/4" Use B1 Fits

Name: 10 Inline Fuel Shutoff Cut Shut Off Valve 1/4" I.D. Fits Briggs 494768 698183 model-M2 Bearing: 3/4" Use B1 Fits
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 9550202356
Price: 22.99 USD
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10 Inline Fuel Shutoff Cut Shut Off Valve 1 4" I.D. Fits Briggs 494768 698183 model M2 Bearing: 3 4" Use B1 Fits Bearing: 3 4" Use B1 Fits JD7952 for replacement bearings One New Aftermarket Replacement Chaffer Lever Assembly that Fits Case International Harvester Combine models: 1640 (Heavy Duty Extended Length Chaffer) Also compatible with many other small engine applications riding lawn mowers Replaces Part Number(s):

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