Replace Left Trailer Brake Dexter 8x6.5 Drums 9/16 Nuts 7000# 12" Backing Plate (821913-B-DEX-L) L68140 Hub Face: Confirm the axle Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Replace Left Trailer Brake Dexter 8x6.5 Drums 9/16 Nuts 7000# 12" Backing Plate (821913-B-DEX-L) L68140 Hub Face: Confirm the axle Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92297574793
Price: 156.99 USD
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Replace Left Trailer Brake Dexter 8x6.5 Drums 9 16 Nuts 7000# 12" Backing Plate (821913 B DEX L) L68140 Hub Face: Confirm the axle Wire Length:40 ft Hub Face: Confirm the axle measures 89" from hub face to hub face before replacing an existing beam Axle & Fitment Identification it has the smaller 2000 2200# axle we install them every day

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