Purchase Husky 5th Wheel RV King Pin Stabilizer with Lock - Heavy Duty CAMCO 57391 in Churchville, New York, US, for US $99.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details: Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Husky Manufacturer Part Number:57391 UPC:14717573917

HUSKY ADJUSTABLE LOCKING 5TH WHEEL STABALIZER

Add Greater Stability to the front of your 5th wheel

Reduce movement of coach

Husky-Locking fifth wheel stabilizer features screw adjustments to provide fine adjusting of height and applied load for better stabilization. The cup is lockable with the included locking, torque handle to help prevent theft. Reduces side to side and fore-to-aft movement of your coach. Designed as stabilizers for 5th wheel trailers with a king pin height of 38 1/2" to 50". Easy to use with a simple, but effective, chain system that links and locks tripod legs to the proper height. These stabilizers work in conjunction with your coaches supporting jacks and are not intended to support the full weight of your coach. Their maximum vertical load is 1250 lbs. Made of rust resistant steel.

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We offer a 14 Day Return Policy. NO restocking fee. However, all items purchased must be returned in the same condition as they were received in. Buyer is responsible for return shipping charges.

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Wilkins RV Rochester
111 S. Main St., Churchville, NY 14428
(585) 293-1001 Fax:(585) 293-1056

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