7/8" x 5' 4-Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Crosby Eye Hooks | Domestic Chain Extension Ratchet Straps - 5400 lbs WLL Replaces cut washers in foundation

Name: 7/8" x 5' 4-Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Crosby Eye Hooks | Domestic Chain Extension Ratchet Straps - 5400 lbs WLL Replaces cut washers in foundation
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 23518294556
Price: 1312.50 USD
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7 8" x 5' 4 Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Crosby Eye Hooks Domestic Chain Extension Ratchet Straps 5400 lbs WLL Replaces cut washers in foundation Replaces cut washers in foundation anchor efficient feeding during large decking projects Shop our full selection of rigging supplies and hardware Multi point rigging for square or rectangular loads

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