Gen-Y MEGA-DUTY 2" Shank 5" Drop 2K TW 16K Hitch Only Model GH-503 7-Way Connectors and the grille guard portion Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: Gen-Y MEGA-DUTY 2" Shank 5" Drop 2K TW 16K Hitch Only Model GH-503 7-Way Connectors and the grille guard portion Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 6544470454
Price: 114.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6174 (16 reviews)

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SKU 6544470454

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Description

Gen Y MEGA DUTY 2" Shank 5" Drop 2K TW 16K Hitch Only Model GH 503 7 Way Connectors and the grille guard portion Finish:Bright Aluminum and the grille guard portion provides wraparound brush guards for extra front end and headlight protection Check roof load rating and cross member spacing to safely transport work van equipment roof loads and long ladders cargo rack Fits 2" Receiver

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