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John Deere Diesel Pencil Injector Ar89564 New on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
Location:

Aurora, Indiana, US

Aurora, Indiana, US
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John Deere Diesel Pencil Injector AR89564 New with original John Deere Box.


I purchased this for my John Deere 830 Utility Diesel which I no longer have.

This may fit the John Deere 820 Diesel but check with John Deere first before bidding.

Please check my other auctions on parts for the 830.

I will combine shipping on two or more sales.

Thanks for bidding.

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