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2" Ratchet For Tow Dolly Car Hauler Ratchet on 2040-parts.com

US $10.25
Location:

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States
Condition:New Warranty:No

SHORT NARROW HANDLE 2" RATCHET

 

YOUR LOOKING AT A NEW HAND RATCHET FOR USE WITH 2" WEBBING.

RATCHET ARE ALL METAL AND HAVE AN 11.000IB BREAKING STRENGTH AND ARE DESIGNED TO BE USED WITH ALL STANDARD 2" WIDE WEBBING . 

RATCHET ARE COMMONLY USED ON TOW DOLLYS AND ROLL BACKS AND CAR HAULERS AND OTHERS .

THIS RATCHET IS 3" WIDE AND FROM HANDLE TO WERE STRAP STARTS IS 5 1/2 " LONG .

    

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