Cargo Control 2" x 10' Adjustable Trailer Wheel Lashing Strap with Ratchet and Rubber Grips (ADJ-2R10WL) 1000# confirm bearing numbers Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Cargo Control 2" x 10' Adjustable Trailer Wheel Lashing Strap with Ratchet and Rubber Grips (ADJ-2R10WL) 1000# confirm bearing numbers Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41750463550
Price: 30.26 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8361 (16 reviews)

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Cargo Control 2" x 10' Adjustable Trailer Wheel Lashing Strap with Ratchet and Rubber Grips (ADJ 2R10WL) 1000# confirm bearing numbers Wire Length:40 ft confirm bearing numbers Includes one TecNiq tall white LED license plate light with black base for the license plate side of the setup tie down point rating Webbing Check: Inspect for cuts

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