Pullrite 4700 | OEX 25K Super 5th Hitch for 2010 2024 Ford trucks with OE pucks EPAEXHA3 Manufacturer Part Number: HTM-2 BURGUNDY

Name: Pullrite 4700 | OEX 25K Super 5th Hitch for 2010 2024 Ford trucks with OE pucks EPAEXHA3 Manufacturer Part Number: HTM-2 BURGUNDY
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79805851882
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Pullrite 4700 OEX 25K Super 5th Hitch for 2010 2024 Ford trucks with OE pucks EPAEXHA3 Manufacturer Part Number: HTM 2 BURGUNDY Manufacturer Part Number: HTM 2 BURGUNDY This mode is useful in a variety of situations interchangeable Coupler Assembly gives you enough rearward offset to be the second best solution for a short bed truck #3100 Mounting Brackets are custom to each truck model

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