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5/8" x 6' 3-Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Crosby Eye Hooks | Domestic S Hook Ratchet Straps - 255 lbs. WLL The KWB Grade 100 Eye

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

5 8" x 6' 3 Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Crosby Eye Hooks Domestic S Hook Ratchet Straps 255 lbs. WLL The KWB Grade 100 Eye The KWB Grade 100 Eye Self Locking Hook is designed for critical lifting and rigging applications where maximum load security is essential Color: High visibility yellow for easy identification on the job site including shackles for secure load connections and hoist hook safety latch kits for helping keep lifting and rigging connections safely secured Before You Choose a Sling

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