NEW Dexter 12,000 lb Trailer Axle Beam – 104.88" Hub Face – 80" Outside Bracket – Top Mount cambar lock 75" Pilot is #120865-1PA475A)(120865-1PA) Wire Length:40 ft

Name: NEW Dexter 12,000 lb Trailer Axle Beam – 104.88" Hub Face – 80" Outside Bracket – Top Mount cambar lock 75" Pilot is #120865-1PA475A)(120865-1PA) Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75087887429
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.216 (19 reviews)

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NEW Dexter 12,000 lb Trailer Axle Beam – 104.88" Hub Face – 80" Outside Bracket – Top Mount cambar lock 75" Pilot is #120865 1PA475A)(120865 1PA) Wire Length:40 ft 75" Pilot is #120865 1PA475A)(120865 1PA) bearing size Real trailer parts experts Match this axle by the exact dimensions and configuration shown

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