(1) Compactor Rammer Shock Mount Subs Mbw 17170 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
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HAVE A PLATE COMPACTOR THAT NEEDS REPLACEMENT SHOCK ABSORBERS/MOUNTS? WE HAVE THEM!
THESE MOUNTS SERVE AS SUBSTITUTES FOR MBW PART #17170.
NEW MOUNTS! MADE IN THE USA!
This listing is for ONE replacement mount. PLEASE CONSIDER REPLACING ALL MOUNTS AT ONCE - WE HAVE SETS OF 4 AVAILABLE AT A CONSIDERABLE SAVINGS CHECK OUT OUR EBAY STORE TO PURCHASE A SET OF FOUR These mounts feature two 1/2-13 thread hex head female ends. They are 2" in diameter and 1 3/4" thick. These fit a number of stampers, compactors and rammers. Replace your old, worn and damaged shock mounts with brand new ones at a very competetive price!
Have questions? Can't find what you are looking for? Don't hesitate to contact us or check out our other auctions. We may have the replacement mount that you are looking for. EACH ADDITIONAL MOUNT PURCHASED SHIPS FOR $3 |
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