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Model # 20436997690 Official Kenmore destiny ii vacuum cleaner

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O-ring 73159
#22

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O-ring

Part #73159

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Shroud 73327-0340
#28

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Shroud

Part #73327-0340

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Bin Catch 73148-034C
#48

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Bin catch

Part #73148-034C

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Dust Brush 71186-0340
#18

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Dust brush

Part #71186-0340

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Lock Pedal 73102-0340
#38

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Lock pedal

Part #73102-0340

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Felt Washer 71019
#20

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Felt washer

Part #71019

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Owner's Manual 73367
#26

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Owner's manual

Part #73367

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Cord Clamp 70070
Cord clamp

Part #70070

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Screw 63705
#4

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Screw

Part #63705

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Spring 73232
#47

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Spring

Part #73232

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