CURT Channel Mount Pintle Attachment with 2-Inch Ball, 10,000 lbs, Shank Required Model 45919 Octagonal 12in x 16in x 14in Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT Channel Mount Pintle Attachment with 2-Inch Ball, 10,000 lbs, Shank Required Model 45919 Octagonal 12in x 16in x 14in Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59242886387
Price: 174.70 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0918 (17 reviews)

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CURT Channel Mount Pintle Attachment with 2 Inch Ball, 10,000 lbs, Shank Required Model 45919 Octagonal 12in x 16in x 14in Finish:Bright Aluminum 12in x 16in x 14in 9880 3 01 1 Model 9880 3 01 Literature Holder Maximum Strength 3 year warranty Shank Required Model 45919 The entire head securely attaches to any CURT adjustable channel mount shank

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