CURT HD Adjustable Hitch Ball Mount with Dual Ball, 2-1/2" Shank, Up to 20,000 lbs Model 45937 54" L Latch 1735103 Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT HD Adjustable Hitch Ball Mount with Dual Ball, 2-1/2" Shank, Up to 20,000 lbs Model 45937 54" L Latch 1735103 Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98794265164
Price: 171.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.846900000000001 (16 reviews)

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CURT HD Adjustable Hitch Ball Mount with Dual Ball, 2 1 2" Shank, Up to 20,000 lbs Model 45937 54" L Latch 1735103 Finish:Bright Aluminum Latch 1735103 This lock set adds security and peace of mind to your towing setup and the dual ball attachment can be used with other CURT WD shanks and is included with a limited lifetime warranty – one year on parts and finish

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