VULCAN Round Sling - Medium Duty - 10 Foot - Yellow - Safe Working Load of 8,400 Lbs. (V) - 6,700 Lbs. (C) and 16,800 Lbs. (B) non-dash-m Safe working load is 7100

Name: VULCAN Round Sling - Medium Duty - 10 Foot - Yellow - Safe Working Load of 8,400 Lbs. (V) - 6,700 Lbs. (C) and 16,800 Lbs. (B) non-dash-m Safe working load is 7100
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76297913072
Price: 32.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6966 (27 reviews)

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VULCAN Round Sling Medium Duty 10 Foot Yellow Safe Working Load of 8,400 Lbs. (V) 6,700 Lbs. (C) and 16,800 Lbs. (B) non dash m Safe working load is 7100 Safe working load is 7100 lbs 8’ cigarette plug cord includes on off and pattern change switch Towing & Recovery Conforms to the load you are lifting

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