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New 2" Chrome Ball 1" Shank X 1 1/2" L 2" Rise Rated 5000 Lbs. on 2040-parts.com

US $11.24
Location:

Rangely, Colorado, US

Rangely, Colorado, US
:

FOR SALE IS ONE NEW:

2" CHROME BALL

1" SHANK X 1 1/2" L

 2" RISE

 RATED 5000 LBS.

Items are new old stock. Items are new, never installed, but may be several years old.

SORRY NO WARRANTY, ITEMS ARE TESTED AND IN WORKING CONDITION

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