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Model # 505 - D50 Official Kirby vacuum cleaner attachment

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Curved Wand K-G225067
#8C

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Curved wand

Part #K-G225067

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Machine End K-G2110769
#15D

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Machine end

Part #K-G2110769

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Hose K-G223069
#14F

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Hose

Part #K-G223069

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Rug Nozzle K-G2197799
#6C

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Rug nozzle

Part #K-G2197799

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Wall Brush K-G2180739
#3E

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Wall brush

Part #K-G2180739

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Duster Brush K-G2182769
#5D

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Duster brush

Part #K-G2182769

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Belt, 1-pack K-B1590
#19C

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Belt, 1-pack

Part #K-B1590

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Crevice Tool K-G2260799
#4C

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Crevice tool

Part #K-G2260799

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Coupling K-G2110799
#15C

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Coupling

Part #K-G2110799

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Belt K-B301279
#19D

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Belt

Part #K-B301279

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