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10 INCH RIPPER POINT FOR 1 1 2 INCH SHANK W1820 7000 (1965 to 1974) 7000 (1965 to 1974) 6 TP AR73277 rod brg std Replaces CNH 87460072 and JD N400740 Has extra heavy duty footed chrome wear cap
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10 INCH RIPPER POINT FOR 1-1/2 INCH SHANK W1820 7000 (1965 to 1974)

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