204" Hydraulic Brake Hose — 1/8" ID — 3/16" Male Inverted Flare — DOT Trailer Brake Line (BH-3MFS-204) gd Now we have a step Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 204" Hydraulic Brake Hose — 1/8" ID — 3/16" Male Inverted Flare — DOT Trailer Brake Line (BH-3MFS-204) gd Now we have a step Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 69807806373
Price: 49.94 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1269 (12 reviews)

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204" Hydraulic Brake Hose — 1 8" ID — 3 16" Male Inverted Flare — DOT Trailer Brake Line (BH 3MFS 204) gd Now we have a step Wire Length:40 ft Now we have a step to step up on the trailer or damaged wheel hardware 204" (17 ft) DOT approved hydraulic brake hose with 1 8" inner diameter and 3 16" male inverted flare fittings on both ends Not sure if this will fit your trailer

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