Name: Anco 51-14 Windshield Wiper Blade
Brand: Anco
SKU: AN5114
Price: 6.86 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Description

ANCO Heavy Duty Ten-Edge Wiper Blade 14

Manufacturer’s Warranty : 30 days

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SKU	AN5114
Brand	Anco®
Part Name	Windshield Wiper Blade
Part	# 51-14
UPC	# 00037577080548
Quantity Per Vehicle	2
Pack of	1
Condition	New

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Product Description

Anco® 51-14 Windshield Wiper Blade

Non-refillable

For use on flat windshields

Natural rubber element

Gray color

Heavy Duty Ten-Edge Wiper Blade 14

ANCO Ten-Edge Wiper Blade (Pack of 1)

This heavy duty flat wiper blade gets the job done on flat windshields.

PRODUCT ATTRIBUTE & INFO

Adapters Included	-	Yes
Adapters Required	-	Yes
Length (IN)	-	14.000
Length (MM)	-	355.000
Blade Material	-	Duraklear - natural rubber
Frame Color	-	Stainless steel
Frame Material	-	Marine-grade stainless steel
Blade Type	-	Flat
Refillable	-	No
Wiper Blade Connection Type	-	0.200' (5.0mm) - 0.250' (6.4mm) saddle
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Vehicle fitment summary

Chevrolet P-Series Step Van (1966-1964); Freightliner Tilt Cabs (1997-1989); GMC Conventional Cab (1963-1960); GMC Short Conventional Cab (1963-1960); International S-Series Conventional (1988-1981); International / Navistar S-Series (1600-2600) (1988-1978); Kenworth Conventional Cabs (1964-1960); Kenworth C500 (1985-1965); Kenworth W900 (1981-1965); Mack LR/LV Off Highway (1958-1950); Marmon Conventional Cab (1988-1974); Thomas Built Saf-T-Liner (Conventional) (1967-1960); Wayfarer 25 (1972); Wayne Conventional (1968-1967); Winnebago Brave (1972-1971); Winnebago Chieftan (1972-1971); Winnebago Indian (1972-1971)