VULCAN Tow Chain with Master Ring and RTJ Cluster - Grade 70 Chain - 60 Inches Long - 4,700 Pound Safe Working Load Scratch And Dent 16-20 Watts

Name: VULCAN Tow Chain with Master Ring and RTJ Cluster - Grade 70 Chain - 60 Inches Long - 4,700 Pound Safe Working Load Scratch And Dent 16-20 Watts
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 63335586374
Price: 74.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5274 (30 reviews)

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Description

VULCAN Tow Chain with Master Ring and RTJ Cluster Grade 70 Chain 60 Inches Long 4,700 Pound Safe Working Load Scratch And Dent 16 20 Watts 16 20 Watts Sold in pairs Fits 2009 2012 Dodge Truck Model 1500 Certified 5 16" G70 chain and factory welded coupling links for extra strength and long service life End #2: 3 4'' forged pear master ring

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