CURT Double Lock EZr Gooseneck Hitch with 2-5/16-Inch Flip-and-Store Ball, 30,000 lbs Model 60619 25-3/4" H Weight: 13 Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT Double Lock EZr Gooseneck Hitch with 2-5/16-Inch Flip-and-Store Ball, 30,000 lbs Model 60619 25-3/4" H Weight: 13 Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79256540896
Price: 159.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.423 (10 reviews)

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CURT Double Lock EZr Gooseneck Hitch with 2 5 16 Inch Flip and Store Ball, 30,000 lbs Model 60619 25 3 4" H Weight: 13 Finish:Bright Aluminum Weight: 13 Product Depth (in) 10 Installation with the Double Lock EZr requires only one person It uses two locking pins and a 3 8" diameter handle to keep the gooseneck ball locked into the center section and your gooseneck trailer more secure

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