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Loxley, Alabama, United States
Condition:New Brand:MERITOR Discard Thickness:31.115 Manufacturer Part Number:23 123439 002 Max Bolt Hole Diameter:152.4 Interchange Part Number:AX54054, 125617, BR54054, P66501, 10154054, 66501 Nominal Thickness:34.163 Other Part Number:18028291, 66501R, BD125617, 54054, 145058 Center Hole Diameter:6 Quantity Sold:A PAIR OF 2 Slotted:No Pitch Circle Diameter:7.25 Bolt Circle Diameter:7.25

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