GM756R - Recline Motor for the Golden MaxiComfort Cloud (PR510) Lift Chair Pride Shuttle (SC100/SC140) The battery box is the Freedom 947

Name: GM756R - Recline Motor for the Golden MaxiComfort Cloud (PR510) Lift Chair Pride Shuttle (SC100/SC140) The battery box is the Freedom 947
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SKU: 62227331559
Price: 134.10 USD
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GM756R Recline Motor for the Golden MaxiComfort Cloud (PR510) Lift Chair Pride Shuttle (SC100 SC140) The battery box is the Freedom 947 The battery box is the genuine Drive replacement We often have a black vinyl replacement seat for the Baja Mini Bike MB165 and MB200 models that came to us slightly damaged from being packed too tightly in their shipping crate Click here if you need the Lift Motor for Golden Technologies Single Motor Lift Chairs The recline motor for the Golden MaxiComfort Cloud (PR510) lift chair comes with a seat lift motor pipe tube shaft and the plastic clevis end

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