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Snow blower slide shoe in black. 3" W x 4 3/4"L

Slide shoe

Single shoe slides can be ordered as #784-5580-0637
Protect your Montgomery Wards snowblower and maintain its performance with top-quality slide shoe replacement parts. Slide shoes are essential for safeguarding your snowblower's housing and auger from wear and tear on rough surfaces. Over time, these components can become worn, compromising your machine's efficiency and causing potential damage. Our selection of genuine replacement slide shoes ensures a precise fit and reliable performance, extending the life of your snowblower. Visit our replacement parts page for all your snowblower needs. For more comprehensive maintenance, explore our wide range of Yard Machines snowblower parts to keep your equipment in top condition throughout the winter season.
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