Blue Ox Bx88207 Permanent Safety Cable Kit Class Iii, 5000 Lbs, 3' on 2040-parts.com
Erving, Massachusetts, United States
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BLUE OX BX88207 PERMANENT SAFETY CABLE KIT CLASS III, 5000 LBS, 3'
 Permanent baseplate safety cables are recommended when towing a vehicle with a tow bar. The principle function of the permanent baceplate safety cables are to prevent the towed vehicle from breaking loose in the event the connection between the frame of the towed vehicle and the baseplate fails or becomes disconnected.
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