Motor Mounting Plate Left Side for the Jazzy 614 HD Golden Companion I (GC221/GC222/GC223) round profile tires with an Freedom 947

Name: Motor Mounting Plate Left Side for the Jazzy 614 HD Golden Companion I (GC221/GC222/GC223) round profile tires with an Freedom 947
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 65545275461
Price: 121.42 USD
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Motor Mounting Plate Left Side for the Jazzy 614 HD Golden Companion I (GC221 GC222 GC223) round profile tires with an Freedom 947 round profile tires with an in cut C9210 tread pattern that leaves the profile smooth for efficient rolling on hard surfaces This is the rear wheelchair wheel assembly for the Drive Sentra EC Heavy Duty and Sentra Extra Heavy Duty bariatric wheelchairs The cast and machined steel mounting plates have a black enamel finish and are sold singly FRMASMB12356 (right)

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