WeighSafe 2" Locking Hitch Pin & Ball Keyed Alike Mount 10" Drop 14.5k Rated (WS10-2-KA) 5 Leaf 4 closed Wire Gauge Breakdown Wire Length:40 ft

Name: WeighSafe 2" Locking Hitch Pin & Ball Keyed Alike Mount 10" Drop 14.5k Rated (WS10-2-KA) 5 Leaf 4 closed Wire Gauge Breakdown Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 36956258834
Price: 201.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8604 (13 reviews)

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WeighSafe 2" Locking Hitch Pin & Ball Keyed Alike Mount 10" Drop 14.5k Rated (WS10 2 KA) 5 Leaf 4 closed Wire Gauge Breakdown Wire Length:40 ft 4 closed Wire Gauge Breakdown Complete left hand (driver side) 12" x 2" electric brake backing plate assembly designed for Dexter 7 Adjustable from 10" drop to 11" rise Not sure if this will fit your trailer

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