200x50 Foam-Filled Caster Wheel Tire for the Shoprider FPC Folding Power Chair and Xtralite 3 Drive Medical Battery Powered Bariatric Patient Lift (13244) Please note this particular assembly K92-3969
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200x50 Foam Filled Caster Wheel Tire for the Shoprider FPC Folding Power Chair and Xtralite 3 Drive Medical Battery Powered Bariatric Patient Lift (13244) Please note this particular assembly K92 3969 Please note this particular assembly was used on those models manufactured in May of 2005 and after Everything about an Ultimax belt is designed to deliver performance and dependability If it is solid consider our 200x50 foam filled caster wheel tire for the Shoprider FPC folding power chair and Shoprider Xtralite 3
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