NEW 6,000 lb Complete Drop Trailer Axle - 92.5" HF - 70" SC - 6-Lug - Electric Brakes BK-430-GD Crash-tested to hold cargo in Wire Length:40 ft

Name: NEW 6,000 lb Complete Drop Trailer Axle - 92.5" HF - 70" SC - 6-Lug - Electric Brakes BK-430-GD Crash-tested to hold cargo in Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37103755792
Price: 112.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8586 (18 reviews)

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NEW 6,000 lb Complete Drop Trailer Axle 92.5" HF 70" SC 6 Lug Electric Brakes BK 430 GD Crash tested to hold cargo in Wire Length:40 ft Crash tested to hold cargo in place The black powder coating provides a clean appearance and helps protect the forged steel surface Capacity 6 Trailer year or model alone does not establish fitment

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