2 Pair of Trailer Backing Plate Brakes Electric 12" Self Adjust 7000 2 Left 2 Right (BK-12E-FSA-SETX2) j-60-gm 000 lb Brake Size 12" Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 2 Pair of Trailer Backing Plate Brakes Electric 12" Self Adjust 7000 2 Left 2 Right (BK-12E-FSA-SETX2) j-60-gm 000 lb Brake Size 12" Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 65161791923
Price: 116.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6885 (28 reviews)

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2 Pair of Trailer Backing Plate Brakes Electric 12" Self Adjust 7000 2 Left 2 Right (BK 12E FSA SETX2) j 60 gm 000 lb Brake Size 12" Wire Length:40 ft 000 lb Brake Size 12" Electric Bolt Pattern 6 on 5 This adapter kit gives riders flexible positioning Specification Detail Brake Size 12" x 2" Axle Rating 7 000 lb Axles

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