Blue Ox Bx88208 Class Iv 10,000 Lb. Safety Cable Kit With Permanent Mount on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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BLUE OX BX88208 CLASS IV 10,000 LB. SAFETY CABLE KIT WITH PERMANENT
MOUNT
* Recommended for use with all Blue Ox base plates
* Can be added after the initial baseplate installation
* Includes 2 cables and necessary quick links for attachment
* 10,000lb rated
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