5-Leaf Slipper Spring for 10,000 lbs. Trailer Axles 30" Long 2.5 wide 72-80 3/4" (72-80) Fits dexter and anywhere you need powerful Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 5-Leaf Slipper Spring for 10,000 lbs. Trailer Axles 30" Long 2.5 wide 72-80 3/4" (72-80) Fits dexter and anywhere you need powerful Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64139107092
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6606000000000005 (22 reviews)

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5 Leaf Slipper Spring for 10,000 lbs. Trailer Axles 30" Long 2.5 wide 72 80 3 4" (72 80) Fits dexter and anywhere you need powerful Wire Length:40 ft and anywhere you need powerful illumination with minimal current usage Match the Existing Wheel: Compare the old rim to this 14 product description img { max width:100% Search More Parts

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