Left Side 12 x 2 Trailer Brake Complete Backing Plate Assembly 6K 7K Axles (12RVEBLH) 20312 Mounting Check: Designed for weld-on Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Left Side 12 x 2 Trailer Brake Complete Backing Plate Assembly 6K 7K Axles (12RVEBLH) 20312 Mounting Check: Designed for weld-on Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88707017220
Price: 74.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1476 (29 reviews)

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Left Side 12 x 2 Trailer Brake Complete Backing Plate Assembly 6K 7K Axles (12RVEBLH) 20312 Mounting Check: Designed for weld on Wire Length:40 ft Mounting Check: Designed for weld on installation to a trailer tongue or drawbar plate Installation Notes: Verify hub face electric trailer brake product description img { max width:100%

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