7/8" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Wide Mouth Towing Shackle | G-4263 - 4.75 Ton Cable Self-Retracting Lifelines Designed for fixed workstations

Name: 7/8" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Wide Mouth Towing Shackle | G-4263 - 4.75 Ton Cable Self-Retracting Lifelines Designed for fixed workstations
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 63991274731
Price: 77.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6741 (12 reviews)

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7 8" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Wide Mouth Towing Shackle G 4263 4.75 Ton Cable Self Retracting Lifelines Designed for fixed workstations Designed for fixed workstations If you have a nominal post measuring 5 1 2x5 1 2" you will need an ABU66Z Post base Ideal for professionals who need strength California Residents: WARNING

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