10-12K Al-Ko Hayes Dexter Trailer Axle Brake Pad Replaces K71-866-00 One Wheel DBC-2250 (TS-7020M-KIT) BMH2 Before Ordering: Verify dimensions Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 10-12K Al-Ko Hayes Dexter Trailer Axle Brake Pad Replaces K71-866-00 One Wheel DBC-2250 (TS-7020M-KIT) BMH2 Before Ordering: Verify dimensions Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37484001835
Price: 37.45 USD
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10 12K Al Ko Hayes Dexter Trailer Axle Brake Pad Replaces K71 866 00 One Wheel DBC 2250 (TS 7020M KIT) BMH2 Before Ordering: Verify dimensions Wire Length:40 ft Before Ordering: Verify dimensions Two Maxxima 6" Oval White LED Low Profile Back Up with Two Adhesive Mounting Tape Part Number: K71 866 00 AL KO Part # KSL116

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