2 Sets 1750 Lb 4 Leaf Springs And U-bolt Kit For Trailer 3,500 Axle Utility on 2040-parts.com
Hays, North Carolina, United States
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(2) NEW 1750 lb Leaf Springs and U-bolt Kit for Trailer. For 3,500 Axle Center eye to Center eye 25 1/8.
Fits most 3500 lb axles on the market.
Shipping price is only inside the Continental US. I will gladly give you a quote outside the US.
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