Clutch Pressure Plate - Sparex Part S.19561

Clutch Pressure Plate - Sparex Part S.19561

Marsoni

M251S

$56.03

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Clutch Pressure Plate - Sparex Part S.19561Clutch Pressure Plate Sparex Part No. S. 19561 Upgrade your machinery with the high quality Clutch Pressure Plate from Sparex. Designed for optimal performance, this 13'' clutch plate ensures reliable operation for your Massey Ferguson equipment. Product Specifications Brand Sparex Tariff Code 8708409900 Compatibility Information This clutch pressure plate is suitable for the following Massey Ferguson models: 375 390 390T 396 398 399 OEM Fitment

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