Dexter Axle Magnet Kit Fits Dexter 12 1/4 X 3 3/8" (8k) Elec. Brakes After 6/92 on 2040-parts.com
Christmas Valley, Oregon, United States
You are buying a DEXTER electric brake Kit.
Magnet, Spring, & Clip This magnet kit is for a 8,000 LBS. axle. Magnet Measurements 4" Long X 2 1/2" Wide -- Oval White Wires This is one of many products we have left over from our RV Store. All parts have been in storage and may have some dirt & dust on them but are new & unused. E-mail with any questions. Thanks
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