Diameter of the Inner Hole of the Lube Plate part # RP83001

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Diameter of inside hole on 10 inch friction plate

asked by: Pat N

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I went and pulled a Lube Plate part # RP83001 from our warehouse and measured the diameter of the inside hole and found it measured 2-7/8 inches across.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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