8K Trailer Axle Spindle – 8,000 lb Capacity – Integrated Brake Flange (66-8K) Axle and similar trailer models when Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 8K Trailer Axle Spindle – 8,000 lb Capacity – Integrated Brake Flange (66-8K) Axle and similar trailer models when Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2957430236
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7173 (15 reviews)

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SKU 2957430236

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8K Trailer Axle Spindle – 8,000 lb Capacity – Integrated Brake Flange (66 8K) Axle and similar trailer models when Wire Length:40 ft and similar trailer models when the measurements match 5 8" 11 006 038 00 1 Spring retainer bolt 000 lb Capacity – Integrated Brake Flange 66 8K spindle MAT 8000 lb axle spindle trailer spindle brake flange 5 bolt heavy duty forged repair replacement

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