Lippert Trailer Axle 3500# Bare Beam 94" Hub Face 3" Tube Straight EZ Lube USA Made (3500-94-3-KIT) 1" panel opening Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Lippert Trailer Axle 3500# Bare Beam 94" Hub Face 3" Tube Straight EZ Lube USA Made (3500-94-3-KIT) 1" panel opening Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 57290489517
Price: 130.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2547 (25 reviews)

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Lippert Trailer Axle 3500# Bare Beam 94" Hub Face 3" Tube Straight EZ Lube USA Made (3500 94 3 KIT) 1" panel opening Wire Length:40 ft panel opening Installation Notes: Plug and play T connector design means no cutting or splicing is necessary when the vehicle application and connectors match Lippert 3500 lb trailer axle bare beam with 94" hub face and heavy duty 3" tube text decoration:none

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