Ashbys Heavy Duty PERFORMANCE 3 Stage 5.7" Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — for Enforcer (Modified: M5 Earthing Point with Screw & Washer, Blue Bullet Connectors Fitted) BHT003-0L5-000 Location: Fits through the lower PC10449

Name: Ashbys Heavy Duty PERFORMANCE 3 Stage 5.7" Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — for Enforcer (Modified: M5 Earthing Point with Screw & Washer, Blue Bullet Connectors Fitted) BHT003-0L5-000 Location: Fits through the lower PC10449
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 93575900563
Price: 147.50 USD
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Ashbys Heavy Duty PERFORMANCE 3 Stage 5.7" Vacuum Motor (NO Vac Gasket) — for Enforcer (Modified: M5 Earthing Point with Screw & Washer, Blue Bullet Connectors Fitted) BHT003 0L5 000 Location: Fits through the lower PC10449 Location: Fits through the lower rear casing at the back of the machine stiff brownand extra stiff black hard floor brushes sold separately With the correct gasket in place Blue Bullet Electrical Connectors fitted to both wires for secure connection

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