Recommended Replacement Inner Slide For Titan 10 Actuator

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I have attached a picture of the part I need. Is this the same? There are no pics on the web page.

asked by: Jay

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You are correct. The Inner Slide Assembly, part # T1608700317 is the replacement you need for your Titan 10 actuator. Thanks for the photo of the slide you have. This helps when searching for the correct replacement parts.

The T1608700317 is painted and is a weld-on inner slide. I have attached a photo of this slide assembly you can check out.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 12

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