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Model # 52726411 Official Sears 3-in-1 rebound table

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T Nut 801-25
#26

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T nut

Part #801-25

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Catch 810-44
#15

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Catch

Part #810-44

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Chalk Kit 430-13
#27

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Chalk kit

Part #430-13

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#8 X 1-1/4" Screw 801-58
#24

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#8 x 1-1/4" screw

Part #801-58

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

Owner's Manual 835-68
#40

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Owner's manual

Part #835-68

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Foot 826-6P
#14

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Foot

Part #826-6P

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Overlay 804-39K
#29

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Overlay

Part #804-39K

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Post Cap 804-41
#7

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Post cap

Part #804-41

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Screw 801-18
#33

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Screw

Part #801-18

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5/16x18 Nut 801-20
#17

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5/16x18 nut

Part #801-20

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