Gen-Y The BOSS TORSION-FLEX 3" Weight Distribution Shank 7" Drop 2.4K TW 21K Hitch Model GH-1802 Electric the brackets can easily be Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: Gen-Y The BOSS TORSION-FLEX 3" Weight Distribution Shank 7" Drop 2.4K TW 21K Hitch Model GH-1802 Electric the brackets can easily be Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 3976123848
Price: 610.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2619 (10 reviews)

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Gen Y The BOSS TORSION FLEX 3" Weight Distribution Shank 7" Drop 2.4K TW 21K Hitch Model GH 1802 Electric the brackets can easily be Finish:Bright Aluminum the brackets can easily be removed by simply pulling clamp latches With a jack foot plate welded on the bottom Drop Raise Range: 5"to 21" Since the tow vehicle and trailer track independently

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