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9502M72601 - Front Caster Assembly for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6
9502M72601 - Front Caster Assembly for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6
9502M72601 - Front Caster Assembly for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6
9502M72601 - Front Caster Assembly for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6

9502M72601 - Front Caster Assembly for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6" Wheels (R800), and Aluminum Rollator with 6" Casters (R726) Hospital Beds & Patient Lifts The rear locking caster wheel Model:Caroma Lightning

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9502M72601 Front Caster Assembly for the Drive Medical Rollator with 6" Wheels (R800), and Aluminum Rollator with 6" Casters (R726) Hospital Beds & Patient Lifts The rear locking caster wheel Model:Caroma Lightning The rear locking caster wheel for the Drive Medical Stand Assist 13246 patient lift may be used on both the left or the right side then you may want to consider this 21st century system upgrade This Front Caster Assembly is compatible with the Drive Medical Rollator with 6" Wheels (R800) Note: This 6" caster fits the R726 rollator with serial numbers beginning with 2M or 9H

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