Pair 12" x 3-3/8" Electric Brake 8000# Backing Plate Trailer Axle ALKO 363601 8K (363602-KIT) 1200 lbs Reversible ball mount with 2" Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Pair 12" x 3-3/8" Electric Brake 8000# Backing Plate Trailer Axle ALKO 363601 8K (363602-KIT) 1200 lbs Reversible ball mount with 2" Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 52362925068
Price: 397.46 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.243 (21 reviews)

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Pair 12" x 3 3 8" Electric Brake 8000# Backing Plate Trailer Axle ALKO 363601 8K (363602 KIT) 1200 lbs Reversible ball mount with 2" Wire Length:40 ft Reversible ball mount with 2" offset for bed clearance adjustment providing a much smoother ride for lightweight cargo and sensitive equipment Part Number 3636012 For 8000# axles

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