Buy Camco RV Wheel Stop Stabilize Camper Travel Trailer Wheel Tire Chock (Large) in De Pere, Wisconsin, United States, for US $16.00

Condition:Used Brand:Camco UPC:014717446211 Manufacturer Part Number:44622 Color:Yellow Model:44622

Camco RV Wheel Stop Stabilize Camper Travel Trailer Wheel Tire Chock (Large)
Only used several times (Sold Camper)

Camco RV Wheel Stop Stabilize Camper Travel Trailer 5th Fifth Wheel Tire Chock

Condition: Excellent, just like new>

Description:

Camco's RV Wheel Stop is designed to stabilize the trailer with a single piece of equipment. It secures the tandem tires to prevent movement while parked or rehitching.

Features:

Stabilize the trailer with a single piece of equipment
Secure tandem tires to prevent movement while parked or rehitching
Easy to use and easy to store
Fits 26" to 30" diameter tires
Fits tires with spacing of 3-1/2" to 5-1/2"

Specifications:

Manufacturer: Camco Brand
Manufacturer Part Number: 44622
Model: 44622
UPC: 014717446211
Color: Yellow
Weight: 2.4 lbs
Product Dimensions: 2 x 7 x 16 inches

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