Genuine 12x2" Dexter Never Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Backing Plate LEFT (023-458-00) ventline 000 lb trailer axles with Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Genuine 12x2" Dexter Never Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Backing Plate LEFT (023-458-00) ventline 000 lb trailer axles with Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 97068924778
Price: 145.69 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8874 (29 reviews)

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Genuine 12x2" Dexter Never Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Backing Plate LEFT (023 458 00) ventline 000 lb trailer axles with Wire Length:40 ft 000 lb trailer axles with a 5 bolt mounting pattern Locknut: 7 16" diameter Designed for 6 000 lbs (per pair) Mounting 5 Bolt Flange Orientation Left Hand (Driver Side) Adjustment Forward Self Adjusting View All 12" x 2" 6K Electric Brakes

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