TWO 4" Valcrum Aluminum Hub Cap 10K 12K 15K Trailer Axle Grease/Oil 21-36 Dexter (ST-400-LOTOF2) CTA-280-KIT Truck-side 7-way blade to 4-flat Wire Length:40 ft

Name: TWO 4" Valcrum Aluminum Hub Cap 10K 12K 15K Trailer Axle Grease/Oil 21-36 Dexter (ST-400-LOTOF2) CTA-280-KIT Truck-side 7-way blade to 4-flat Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 7910975098
Price: 139.99 USD
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Rating: 4.0873 (14 reviews)

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TWO 4" Valcrum Aluminum Hub Cap 10K 12K 15K Trailer Axle Grease Oil 21 36 Dexter (ST 400 LOTOF2) CTA 280 KIT Truck side 7 way blade to 4 flat Wire Length:40 ft Truck side 7 way blade to 4 flat trailer adapter or entering the trailer designed for grease and or oil bath applications We sell them as Singles and a Lot of 4

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