Fixed Length Economy Lifting Beam - 2,000 lb Capacity - 5.5' Max Spread 4' Motorcycle Tie Down Systems this synthetic roundsling is sized

Name: Fixed Length Economy Lifting Beam - 2,000 lb Capacity - 5.5' Max Spread 4' Motorcycle Tie Down Systems this synthetic roundsling is sized
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93931967004
Price: 612.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6318 (8 reviews)

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SKU 93931967004

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Description

Fixed Length Economy Lifting Beam 2,000 lb Capacity 5.5' Max Spread 4' Motorcycle Tie Down Systems this synthetic roundsling is sized this synthetic roundsling is sized for heavier rigging jobs that have outgrown the smallest widths in the line or single leg bridle sling link to link Durable steel construction built for repeated warehouse and industrial use Durable powder coat finish that resists scratches

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