13-139 Trailer Equalizer Single Dexter 013-139-03 10K GD Slipper Spring (13-139-03) gcp1 Performance Insight: The adjustable channel Wire Length:40 ft

Name: 13-139 Trailer Equalizer Single Dexter 013-139-03 10K GD Slipper Spring (13-139-03) gcp1 Performance Insight: The adjustable channel Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 99649520461
Price: 90.99 USD
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Rating: 4.5814 (12 reviews)

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13 139 Trailer Equalizer Single Dexter 013 139 03 10K GD Slipper Spring (13 139 03) gcp1 Performance Insight: The adjustable channel Wire Length:40 ft Performance Insight: The adjustable channel allows the clevis hitch position to be set for proper trailer height and towing alignment Dimensions: 7" Outer Diameter x 1 color: #222222 rp heading { font size: 22px

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