Western 1000 2000 Salt Spreader Ss Swing-away Hinge Pins Black Powder Coat - New on 2040-parts.com
Wood Dale, Illinois, US
WESTERN 1000 2000 SALT SPREADER SS LOW-PROFILE SWING-AWAY HINGE PINS BARS RODS ! PROTECT YOUR SALT SPREADER INVESTMENT FROM RUSTING QUICKLY, IT TAKES ONLY ONE WINTER FOR THE RUST TO DEVELOP OTHERWISE! I KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE. (see my pics, they show the new ss ones, the new ss powder coated ones, and the old rusty ones!)
I HAVE SEVERAL VERSIONS OF THESE, THIS IS THE BEST/HIGHEST QUALITY UPGRADE, POWDER COATED HIGH GLOSS BLACK 304 STAINLESS STEEL.
WESTERN 1000 or 2000 LOW PROFILE SALT SPREADER STAINLESS STEEL LOCKING SWING-AWAY BARS, RODS (HINGE PINS AS WESTERN CALLS THEM) BRAND
NEW, MANUFACTURER DIRECT! INCLUDES TWO BARS/RODS, ONE FOR EACH SIDE! We
recommend replacing the stock bars as soon as possible after your
spreader installation so that rust does not spread to the holes on the
mounting bracket! Worth every dollar, prevents cancer (rust) from spreading throughout the metal on the spreader, frame, truck brackets, etc.
THIS IS A 304 STAINLESS STEEL UPGRADE, YOU GET TWO NEW BARS (HINGE PINS), THAT ARE
STRONGER THEN THE STOCK STEEL, ARE BLACK POWDER COATED SS AND WILL NEVER RUST, AND
HAVE IMPROVED HANDLES.
So if you bought a western pro plus plow and salt spreader with the
swing away kit then you have already learned that the stock cheap
locking bars (big hinge pins) are made of steel and quickly rust, soon there after the rust spreads to the spreader brackets, and truck brackets! We are the first to
offer this patent pending product! Precision engineered. There is
nothing worse looking then two rusty bars on your nice looking truck!
Available for shipping if purchased on ebay and paid with a paypal
confirmed and verified account, or pickup locally, IF PICKING UP LOCALLY CONTACT THROUGH EMAIL BEFORE AUCTION PURCHASE! You can even see
them installed on my truck, it takes literally a couple of minutes to
swap the old ones out for the new.
Also have black powder coated steel for a bit less money and black powder coated stainless steel for a few bucks more, please feel free to email if you want any of these other options. There may be a core required. Thank you.
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