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White Pigeon, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:CUMMINS Manufacturer Part Number:032857 /39693 UPC:Does not apply

NEW E BRAKE. 032857 CUMMINS 3969392 JAKE BRAKE FOR THE MONACO/HOLIDAY RAMBLER ROAD MASTER CHASSIS. NOT IN THE ORIGINAL BOX. SORRY, NO RETURNS ON EXHAUST ITEMS SO PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS IS THE CORRECT ITEM YOU NEED FOR YOUR SYSTEM. 

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