Brake Shoe Left 12.25x3.375 Hydraulic fits Dexter 8K 10K Trailer Axle 9-44 9-123 (77S-1210H-1) J-7127-WH Worn Suspension Hardware: Bad hangers Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Brake Shoe Left 12.25x3.375 Hydraulic fits Dexter 8K 10K Trailer Axle 9-44 9-123 (77S-1210H-1) J-7127-WH Worn Suspension Hardware: Bad hangers Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 27801165984
Price: 60.26 USD
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Rating: 4.8982 (26 reviews)

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Brake Shoe Left 12.25x3.375 Hydraulic fits Dexter 8K 10K Trailer Axle 9 44 9 123 (77S 1210H 1) J 7127 WH Worn Suspension Hardware: Bad hangers Wire Length:40 ft Worn Suspension Hardware: Bad hangers #42 EZ Lube round spindles with brake mounting flange Compatible with 9 123 please contact us prior to ordering

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