Dexter® Hydraulic Disc Brake Pad Kit – 10K–12K Trailer Axle Calipers (K71-180-00) lights Perches: The included SP-3 spring Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Dexter® Hydraulic Disc Brake Pad Kit – 10K–12K Trailer Axle Calipers (K71-180-00) lights Perches: The included SP-3 spring Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94504770751
Price: 140.85 USD
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Rating: 4.5346 (9 reviews)

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Dexter® Hydraulic Disc Brake Pad Kit – 10K–12K Trailer Axle Calipers (K71 180 00) lights Perches: The included SP 3 spring Wire Length:40 ft Perches: The included SP 3 spring perches ship loose by default and must be welded before use Important Installation Note One axle per kit (both wheels on a single axle) Professional installation recommended

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