ONE DEXTER 3500# Trailer Axle Right 10"x2.2" Electric Backing Plate Complete (023-027-00) 023-410-00 Bearing races are pre-installed in Wire Length:40 ft

Name: ONE DEXTER 3500# Trailer Axle Right 10"x2.2" Electric Backing Plate Complete (023-027-00) 023-410-00 Bearing races are pre-installed in Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 13501015417
Price: 90.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1467 (20 reviews)

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ONE DEXTER 3500# Trailer Axle Right 10"x2.2" Electric Backing Plate Complete (023 027 00) 023 410 00 Bearing races are pre installed in Wire Length:40 ft Bearing races are pre installed in the drum Compatible with drum brake systems only DEXTER 3500# Trailer Axle Brake kit 10"x2 Mounts with 4 bolts (included)Bolt holes are 2 7 8" apart

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