4' Domestic Endless Round Sling - Polyester | 13,200 lbs. Capacity Single Leg Eye & Eye - Domestic (4) E-Track Tie-Downs with Heavy-Duty

Name: 4' Domestic Endless Round Sling - Polyester | 13,200 lbs. Capacity Single Leg Eye & Eye - Domestic (4) E-Track Tie-Downs with Heavy-Duty
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70463026233
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4257 (25 reviews)

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SKU 70463026233

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Description

4' Domestic Endless Round Sling Polyester 13,200 lbs. Capacity Single Leg Eye & Eye Domestic (4) E Track Tie Downs with Heavy Duty (4) E Track Tie Downs with Heavy Duty O Rings 5 Ton Sliding Choker Design: Features a sliding hook that works with the thimble eye to provide an adjustable choker style rigging configuration Less stretch than a comparable nylon sling under the same pull and sunlight

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