CURT 2-Inch x 10-Inch Weld-On Raw Steel Trailer Hitch Bar Shank Model 49529 Open Louvered scratch and UV protection Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT 2-Inch x 10-Inch Weld-On Raw Steel Trailer Hitch Bar Shank Model 49529 Open Louvered scratch and UV protection Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50934817023
Price: 38.32 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.799200000000001 (7 reviews)

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SKU 50934817023

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CURT 2 Inch x 10 Inch Weld On Raw Steel Trailer Hitch Bar Shank Model 49529 Open Louvered scratch and UV protection Finish:Bright Aluminum scratch and UV protection Shipping Weight (lb) 720 Roof Height High Yes Roof Height Low Yes Vehicle Type For the do it yourselfer It has an overall length of 10" and comes with a pre drilled hole in the shank to accept a hitch pin and clip

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