B&W Replacement U Bolt Kit for Safety Chains on Gooseneck Hitches B&W (BW1900-2-1600) ultra Single-side suspension repair Wire Length:40 ft

Name: B&W Replacement U Bolt Kit for Safety Chains on Gooseneck Hitches B&W (BW1900-2-1600) ultra Single-side suspension repair Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85796720361
Price: 48.93 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4752 (8 reviews)

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B&W Replacement U Bolt Kit for Safety Chains on Gooseneck Hitches B&W (BW1900 2 1600) ultra Single side suspension repair Wire Length:40 ft Single side suspension repair Performance Insight: The adjustable 14 hole setup allows the pintle hook height to be positioned for better trailer alignment and safer towing geometry Part Number BW1900 2 1600 (1) 3 8" bolt

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