2 -LED 15" Slim Trailer Stop Turn Tail Brake Red Light-Clear Lens, Truck (J-535-RC-LOTOF2) moptocycyle 600 lb (per chain) Included Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 2 -LED 15" Slim Trailer Stop Turn Tail Brake Red Light-Clear Lens, Truck (J-535-RC-LOTOF2) moptocycyle 600 lb (per chain) Included Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43604499189
Price: 33.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4482 (25 reviews)

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2 LED 15" Slim Trailer Stop Turn Tail Brake Red Light Clear Lens, Truck (J 535 RC LOTOF2) moptocycyle 600 lb (per chain) Included Wire Length:40 ft 600 lb (per chain) Included Components Hex bolt: 2 5 8" long x 7 16" diameter DOT and SAE compliant when installed properly Suitable for retrofitting existing trailers using standard 3 wire lighting systems

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