Eureka Brushroll, 16 Inch Hex End W/Ball Bearings, Part EK216, 53271 Vacuum Roller Brushes whole-machine HEPA filtration

Name: Eureka Brushroll, 16 Inch Hex End W/Ball Bearings, Part EK216, 53271 Vacuum Roller Brushes whole-machine HEPA filtration
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SKU: 32811443170
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Eureka Brushroll, 16 Inch Hex End W/Ball Bearings, Part EK216, 53271 Vacuum Roller Brushes whole-machine HEPA filtration

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Eureka Brushroll, 16 Inch Hex End W Ball Bearings, Part EK216, 53271 Vacuum Roller Brushes whole machine HEPA filtration whole machine HEPA filtration CPU 250 has a full bag indicator and a 30 ft Designed for Sanitaire and Eureka Direct Air Uprights models using 16" Hex End Roller Rubber hex end caps Package contains 1 brushroll It Has Rubber Hex End Caps

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