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Height Adjustment Knob for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6" Wheels (R800), and Drive Medical Go-Lite Bariatric Steel Rollator (10215) (10208K) Drive Medical Bariatric Sentra X Heavy-Duty Wheelchair Here is the 8"x2" (200x50) The hand control pendant

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Height Adjustment Knob for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6" Wheels (R800), and Drive Medical Go Lite Bariatric Steel Rollator (10215) (10208K) Drive Medical Bariatric Sentra X Heavy Duty Wheelchair Here is the 8"x2" (200x50) The hand control pendant Here is the 8"x2" (200x50) flat free rear wheel assembly for the Drive Medical Spitfire Scout DLX mobility scooter see part 164872 Here at Monster Scooter Parts we always do our best to ensure that you get the right parts This Height Adjustment Knob is compatible with the Drive Medical Rollator with 6" Wheels (R800)

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