Pair - 2650# Trailer Leaf Spring for 5000# Axles 24.88" Long 3.38" Arch Camper 6 Leaf (SW6-2) 14000 Black: battery charge Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Pair - 2650# Trailer Leaf Spring for 5000# Axles 24.88" Long 3.38" Arch Camper 6 Leaf (SW6-2) 14000 Black: battery charge Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38926917665
Price: 95.37 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4221 (7 reviews)

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Pair 2650# Trailer Leaf Spring for 5000# Axles 24.88" Long 3.38" Arch Camper 6 Leaf (SW6 2) 14000 Black: battery charge Wire Length:40 ft Black: battery charge This configuration reduces wear between sealingsurfaces and provides improved leak control in oil bath hub systems This spring will have 6 leafs This is the common trailer axle spring in use today

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