NEW 15,000 lb Dexter Trailer Axle, 69.25 in HF, Beam, Electric brake, 8 on 275mm Lift Equipped with a pick-resistant 6-pin Wire Length:40 ft

Name: NEW 15,000 lb Dexter Trailer Axle, 69.25 in HF, Beam, Electric brake, 8 on 275mm Lift Equipped with a pick-resistant 6-pin Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92573161345
Price: 750.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2502 (21 reviews)

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SKU 92573161345

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NEW 15,000 lb Dexter Trailer Axle, 69.25 in HF, Beam, Electric brake, 8 on 275mm Lift Equipped with a pick resistant 6 pin Wire Length:40 ft Equipped with a pick resistant 6 pin brass cylinder that is fully re keyable if needed and included component needs before ordering or installation Real trailer parts experts Match this axle by the exact dimensions and configuration shown

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