Eaton E-locker! Gm 12 Bolt Axle - Never Used! on 2040-parts.com
Halifax, Pennsylvania, US
This listing is for an Eaton E-locker. A selectable locker is the best of both worlds for your axle! Locked when you want and open when you don't.
This locker was installed but not used. It has been sitting on the shelf and now it's time to go! We have many parts including new bearings and installation kits. If you are looking for something that isn't listed, please ask!
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6% sales tax is due for all PA residents and all axles picked up at our shop in Halifax, PA
Shipping is available to US locations only. Please feel free to email with any questions! Thanks for looking!
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