Lot 92385390140

10,000 lb Bearing Kit for Pre-2009 Dexter 10K General Duty Oil Bath Axles (BK-944-GD) Backing Plates Slipper-style leaf spring designed for Wire Length:25 ft

Name: 10,000 lb Bearing Kit for Pre-2009 Dexter 10K General Duty Oil Bath Axles (BK-944-GD) Backing Plates Slipper-style leaf spring designed for Wire Length:25 ft
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 92385390140
Price: 64.99 USD
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10,000 lb Bearing Kit for Pre 2009 Dexter 10K General Duty Oil Bath Axles (BK 944 GD) Backing Plates Slipper style leaf spring designed for Wire Length:25 ft Slipper style leaf spring designed for trailer suspension applications requiring a 30 inch free length Forward Self Adjusting (FSA) box shadow:var( rp shadow) color:#4c3a08

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