Two (2) Replacement 12 1/4" Electric Trailer Brake Magnet Kit K71-376-00 K71-376 on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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Two (2) replacement magnet kit for common electric trailer brakes, used for most 9,000 to 10,000lb trailer axles. Replaces Dexter K71-376-00, Redneck BP01-301. Each kit includes 1 magnet with wire, 1 coil spring and 1 magnet retainer clip. (Not a stock photo - actual product shown.) Save money, see our other listings if you need a pair or more! This item ships USPS Priority and will generally arrive in 1-3 days. All we do is brakes, since 1963! Any questions, call 702.384.2530 or visit www.customfriction.com. |
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