NEW Lippert MINI 5 Torsion Trailer Axle Beam – 8,000 lb – 94" HF – 77" OB – 32° Down - Kaufman Mini-5 07656U 5"-12 oil bath cap is Wire Length:40 ft

Name: NEW Lippert MINI 5 Torsion Trailer Axle Beam – 8,000 lb – 94" HF – 77" OB – 32° Down - Kaufman Mini-5 07656U 5"-12 oil bath cap is Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 57878115037
Price: 550.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4752 (29 reviews)

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NEW Lippert MINI 5 Torsion Trailer Axle Beam – 8,000 lb – 94" HF – 77" OB – 32° Down Kaufman Mini 5 07656U 5" 12 oil bath cap is Wire Length:40 ft 5" 12 oil bath cap is required Fitment Method Verify thread diameter Complete Tandem Axle Rebuild Kit verify the 94" hub face Do not purchase based on trailer year or model alone

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