7/8" x 18" Crosby® Jaw & Eye Galvanized Turnbuckle - HG-227 | 1032153 Anchor Point Tie Downs Recycled Cotton Filler: Dense interior

Name: 7/8" x 18" Crosby® Jaw & Eye Galvanized Turnbuckle - HG-227 | 1032153 Anchor Point Tie Downs Recycled Cotton Filler: Dense interior
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 32855331840
Price: 185.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8658 (20 reviews)

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7 8" x 18" Crosby® Jaw & Eye Galvanized Turnbuckle HG 227 1032153 Anchor Point Tie Downs Recycled Cotton Filler: Dense interior Recycled Cotton Filler: Dense interior material helps absorb sound and dampen unwanted noise The loose tail is secured using a trailer mounted ratchet or winch The modified UNJ thread design improves fatigue resistance 000 cycles at 1 1 2 times the working load limit

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