Quarter Midget Lot Of #40 Chain & Links on 2040-parts.com
Boonville, North Carolina, United States
Auction is for 1 New unopened box of #40 chain 10 ft, 1 7ft length new #40, 3 master links #40 and 3 used pieces of #40 (1) 23", 24" and 30" in length.
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