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Lonacre Quick Change Adapters For Tirelief Tire Bleeders Lon#50240 Set 4 Kit on 2040-parts.com

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Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:LON50240 Brand:LONACRE Part Brand:LONGACRE

QUICK CHANGE ADAPTERS FOR THE TIRELIEF BLEEDER. SET OF 4 QUICK CHANGE ADAPTERS.

  • LONGACRE
  • P/N$50240
  • QUICK CHANGE ADAPTER SET
  • 4 QUICK CHANGE ADAPTERS WITH RUBBER GROMMETS
  • AIRCRAFT ALLOY ALUMINUM
  • MOUNTS IN WHEEL BY DRILLING A 5/8" HOLE
  • MAKES CHANGING THE RESETTING THE TIRELIEF BLEEDER.
  • UNSCREW BLEEDER WITHOUT LOSING AIR PSI
  • QUICK CHANGE ADAPTERS MOUNT DIRECTLY IN YOUR WHEEL .
  • NOTE BLEEDER IN PICTURE SOLD SEPARATE

 

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