Durabilt Ratchet Style Load Binder with Grab and Slip Hooks - 12,000 Lbs. Safe Working Load (For 1/2'' Grade 80 or 5/8'' Grade 43 Chain) Master Rings plus Steady-On

Name: Durabilt Ratchet Style Load Binder with Grab and Slip Hooks - 12,000 Lbs. Safe Working Load (For 1/2'' Grade 80 or 5/8'' Grade 43 Chain) Master Rings plus Steady-On
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 18684759185
Price: 163.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3438 (19 reviews)

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SKU 18684759185

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Description

Durabilt Ratchet Style Load Binder with Grab and Slip Hooks 12,000 Lbs. Safe Working Load (For 1 2'' Grade 80 or 5 8'' Grade 43 Chain) Master Rings plus Steady On plus Steady On Stud piloted rear replacement liner only Slip hook on one end 5" handle for extra leverage

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