Four - Dexter FORTRESS 4" Diameter Aluminum Oil Cap for 10,000-16,000 lb axles (K21-305-00-FOUR) brass The axle tube is supplied Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Four - Dexter FORTRESS 4" Diameter Aluminum Oil Cap for 10,000-16,000 lb axles (K21-305-00-FOUR) brass The axle tube is supplied Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 62118269631
Price: 189.03 USD
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Rating: 4.5355 (12 reviews)

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Four Dexter FORTRESS 4" Diameter Aluminum Oil Cap for 10,000 16,000 lb axles (K21 305 00 FOUR) brass The axle tube is supplied Wire Length:40 ft The axle tube is supplied separately so the builder can establish the required finished dimensions Aluminum 3" Locking Adjustable Ball Mount – 10" Drop 11" Rise – 21 000 lb axles K21 305 00

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