CURT 30-Foot Yellow Nylon Recovery Tow Strap, 18,000 lbs Break Strength Model 83066 2 5/16 In. Diameter 8-Inch Drop Model 45090 Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT 30-Foot Yellow Nylon Recovery Tow Strap, 18,000 lbs Break Strength Model 83066 2 5/16 In. Diameter 8-Inch Drop Model 45090 Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 33464008924
Price: 90.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0351 (25 reviews)

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CURT 30 Foot Yellow Nylon Recovery Tow Strap, 18,000 lbs Break Strength Model 83066 2 5 16 In. Diameter 8 Inch Drop Model 45090 Finish:Bright Aluminum 8 Inch Drop Model 45090 BedXtender Bracket Kit designed for use with the Ram 3500 Dually 000 lbs Break Strength Model 83066 The vehicle recovery strap is more compact than rope and stronger and lighter than chain

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