Hayes Towing Electronics 81760 Engage Trailer Brake Controller on 2040-parts.com
Union, New Jersey, United States
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Thank you for taking a look. This Haynes trailer control was ordered for one of our customers and then never picked up. It is brand new and all the instructions and the mounting bracket and screws are untouched and included. The part number is 81760 and the item you see will be the one you receive Good luck bidding.. |
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