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Model # OC-100 Official Amana oil-fired counterflow furnace

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Bearing Cups - 3/4" Lau #7667 20-5025

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Bearing cups - 3/4" lau #7667

Part #20-5025

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Air Filter (d = Disposable) 12-1/2 X 25 X 1 22-1148

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Air filter (d = disposable) 12-1/2 x 25 x 1

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Blower Assembly (complete W/ Motor) 9-9d 980-0129

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Blower assembly (complete w/ motor) 9-9d

Part #980-0129

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Panel - Left Side Assembly 306-3000

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Panel - left side assembly

Part #306-3000

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Furnace Blower Housing 980-1255

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Furnace blower housing

Part #980-1255

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Door - Access - Center 304-5460

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Door - access - center

Part #304-5460

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Bracket #12848a 102-54

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Bracket #12848a

Part #102-54

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Oil Burner - Nozzle, 0.70-80 Degrees 25-2460

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Oil burner - nozzle, 0.70-80 degrees

Part #25-2460

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Grommet - Rubber Motor Mount 22-9733

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Grommet - rubber motor mount

Part #22-9733

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Blower Assembly (less Motor - Belt - Drives) 980-1209

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Blower assembly (less motor - belt - drives)

Part #980-1209

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