Case Ih V-belt #937929r1 on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, New York, United States
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Case IH V-Belt, #937929R1, new no packaging. Retails at $89.00
Fits: Hillside 403 International Harvester Combine (1/63-) IH 503 International Harvester Combine (1/62-12/69) IH 715 International Harvester Combine (Prior to s/n 23001)(1/71-12/79) IH 715 International Harvester Combine (s/n 23001 & after)(1/71-12/69) Legacy 403 International Harvester Combine (1/62-12/71) |
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