Durabilt Ratchet Style Load Binder with 2 Slip Hooks - 13,000 Lbs. Safe Working Load (For 5/8'' Grade 43 or 1/2'' Grade 80 Chain) Chain Slings Remove tension from the binder

Name: Durabilt Ratchet Style Load Binder with 2 Slip Hooks - 13,000 Lbs. Safe Working Load (For 5/8'' Grade 43 or 1/2'' Grade 80 Chain) Chain Slings Remove tension from the binder
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 67409065326
Price: 149.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2043 (6 reviews)

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Durabilt Ratchet Style Load Binder with 2 Slip Hooks 13,000 Lbs. Safe Working Load (For 5 8'' Grade 43 or 1 2'' Grade 80 Chain) Chain Slings Remove tension from the binder Remove tension from the binder without using any tools or prying Tough rubber construction will not leak Safe Working Load CVSA & Military regulations

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