VULCAN Winch Strap with Wire Hook - 4 Inch x 30 Foot- Classic Yellow - 5,000 Pound Safe Working Load Sling or Grab Hooks Each light contains six 3-Watt

Name: VULCAN Winch Strap with Wire Hook - 4 Inch x 30 Foot- Classic Yellow - 5,000 Pound Safe Working Load Sling or Grab Hooks Each light contains six 3-Watt
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 40948689454
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4743 (6 reviews)

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SKU 40948689454

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Description

VULCAN Winch Strap with Wire Hook 4 Inch x 30 Foot Classic Yellow 5,000 Pound Safe Working Load Sling or Grab Hooks Each light contains six 3 Watt Each light contains six 3 Watt Gen5 "Rebel" LEDs dust proof and vibration proof Straps fit into any standard 4" ratchet or winch Zinc dichromate plated end flat hooks for weather resistance

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