2 PAIR 7" Electric Backing Plates For 2000# Axles Replaces Dexter 23-47 and 23-48 (7EB-2P) 1.25" o.d. bearing 375" brake/drum configurations where all Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 2 PAIR 7" Electric Backing Plates For 2000# Axles Replaces Dexter 23-47 and 23-48 (7EB-2P) 1.25" o.d. bearing 375" brake/drum configurations where all Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 51437191755
Price: 165.99 USD
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2 PAIR 7" Electric Backing Plates For 2000# Axles Replaces Dexter 23 47 and 23 48 (7EB 2P) 1.25" o.d. bearing 375" brake drum configurations where all Wire Length:40 ft 375" brake drum configurations where all measurements match 014 073 01 Right hand (curb side) Part Number 7EB 2P

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