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Model # 11629145 Official Kenmore powermate parts

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Bearing 741358
#5

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Bearing

Part #741358

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Wire 741373
#13

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Wire

Part #741373

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(not Serviced, Use Old ) Screw, Motor Brush N/P
(not serviced, use old ) screw, motor brush

Part #N/P

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Vacuum Brush 722885
#57

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Vacuum brush

Part #722885

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Shield 725954
#91

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Shield

Part #725954

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Catch 722955
#26

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Catch

Part #722955

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Screw 681297
#39

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Screw

Part #681297

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Wand 742451
#89B

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Wand

Part #742451

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Cord - White 676213
#30B

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Cord - white

Part #676213

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Guard 726204
#48

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Guard

Part #726204

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