5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook 00 per package (up to Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG)

Name: 5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook 00 per package (up to Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64857747426
Price: 138.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8406 (8 reviews)

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SKU 64857747426

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5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook 00 per package (up to Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG) 00 per package (up to 30kgs) or option to collect in store for free GL S 2 Leg 13mm 4 Leg 10mm (9 Swivel Sling (Latch Lock) Hook (with Bearing) Non Standard Stock Product: Please read the returns section below before order

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