Drawer Slide Ball Bearing 3500 75# 10 Inch, Full Extension, Zinc on 2040-parts.com
Elkhart, Indiana, United States
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Drawer Slide Ball Bearing 3500 75# 10 Inch, Full Extension, Zinc
- Width 35 mm, - Side Mounted, - Finish: Zinc - Load Capacity: 75 lb.* - Each pair in plastic bag - No Screws - 1 Set = 1 drawer |
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