MCDONNELL & MILLER 310439 310439 ** NOTE ** NEW STYLE BELLOWS FOR 51

** NOTE ** NEW STYLE BELLOWS FOR 51

Professional quality bellows for 51 and 52 Series compressors. Includes all the components necessary to replace a damaged bellows.

NEW 1-1/2 INCH BLACK INJECTOR STYLE BELLOWS ARE NATURAL COLORED 4X8 8 GAL BURNER. IS FOUR MCDONNELL & MILLER 310439 310439 BURNER WITH NEW CEP HOLDER GAUGE AND BOLTS, FOUR PINCH CLAMPS, AND THREE 1-1/2 INCH BLACK BELLOWS ... THE ONE PIC THAT IS GREEN WITHOUT THE BELLOWS IS THE OLD STYLE.

Incorporating the same Bellows used on our 200 series cookers, this bellow easily attaches directly to your Mcmiller 51 to provide extra ventilation. The all steel construction is anodized and durable while a brass snap adds longevity to this product. It is a perfect fit for the Mcmiller Series 51 (Requires 1-3/4" Hole).

The 310439 51 air bellows is a replacement part for the following stoves: Viper 52, Striker II, Viper II, and Viper 22 as well as a number of other models.

OEM Bellows for Big Cat Series 51 and 41 engines as well as the LT500R Side Crank Needle Bearing Bellows available. These bellows are available in multiple configurations and dimensions to fit most sizes and applications. BUY IT NOW

The single 51 Stage 1 Bellows is a field repair kit for Stage 1, 2, 3 and 4. It replaces the entire bellows except for the Stainless Steel Zipper Stop and prong. The 51 Bellows is made of durable Red Suede Vinyl with a Velcro strip for use in attaching to the outside case tube. Included in this kit are instructions for removing the old bellows and re-attaching the new bellows inside of your case.

The 3D bellows provides a large operating area, and is used to work with and direct warm air to the face shield from both sides to enhance performance. The single-action trigger valve on the 51 provides control of the airflow and insulates against heat in cold weather, while working with shield heating elements. A flexible diaphragm with multiple windows allows the sensor to work with auxiliary power sources such as batteries for extended use during emergencies or other short-term power disruptions normally difficult to sustain."