BARE Dexter Trailer Brake Drum 12"x2", 1/2" Stud, 8x6.5 Lug 7000# Axle USA (008-219-04) 7000-89-3-KIT for shipping Rates and Terms Wire Length:40 ft

Name: BARE Dexter Trailer Brake Drum 12"x2", 1/2" Stud, 8x6.5 Lug 7000# Axle USA (008-219-04) 7000-89-3-KIT for shipping Rates and Terms Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56612620437
Price: 177.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0801 (12 reviews)

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BARE Dexter Trailer Brake Drum 12"x2", 1 2" Stud, 8x6.5 Lug 7000# Axle USA (008 219 04) 7000 89 3 KIT for shipping Rates and Terms Wire Length:40 ft for shipping Rates and Terms margin top:12px 8 × 1 2" 20 Lug Nuts 008 219 04 dexter 12x2 brake drum 8 lug 1 2 20 studs 7000 lb trailer hub drum 5200 6000 7000 axle replacement

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