VULCAN Car Tie Down with RTJ Frame Hook Cluster - 96 Inch - Chain Tail - 3,300 Pound Safe Working Load Grade 80 Single Chain Slings with Sling Hook shock proofing

Name: VULCAN Car Tie Down with RTJ Frame Hook Cluster - 96 Inch - Chain Tail - 3,300 Pound Safe Working Load Grade 80 Single Chain Slings with Sling Hook shock proofing
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 44220997599
Price: 54.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0198 (28 reviews)

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Description

VULCAN Car Tie Down with RTJ Frame Hook Cluster 96 Inch Chain Tail 3,300 Pound Safe Working Load Grade 80 Single Chain Slings with Sling Hook shock proofing shock proofing Quick start DVD manual for easy instruction Note: Always secure any vehicle for transport by four points banjo eye or grab hook on your trailer deck

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