UFP Trailing Arm Replacement Torsion Spindle 3500# Boat Trailer Axle Repair (36233U) 2000 axle Correct fit depends on matching Wire Length:40 ft

Name: UFP Trailing Arm Replacement Torsion Spindle 3500# Boat Trailer Axle Repair (36233U) 2000 axle Correct fit depends on matching Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25124617952
Price: 114.74 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5949 (28 reviews)

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UFP Trailing Arm Replacement Torsion Spindle 3500# Boat Trailer Axle Repair (36233U) 2000 axle Correct fit depends on matching Wire Length:40 ft Correct fit depends on matching the channel dimensions and mounting style to the coupler or clevis installation Fast Shipping Mounting Bolt Looking for a bearing kit to go with this spindle

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