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CURT 35-Inch Trailer Safety Chain with 3/8-In Clevis Snap Hook, 16,200 lbs Break Strength Model 80315 Chevy Express Shelving 40821 – Steel 2 Crossbar 2012 CHEVY COLORADO CREW

Name: CURT 35-Inch Trailer Safety Chain with 3/8-In Clevis Snap Hook, 16,200 lbs Break Strength Model 80315 Chevy Express Shelving 40821 – Steel 2 Crossbar 2012 CHEVY COLORADO CREW
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 4706098239
Price: 32.36 USD
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CURT 35 Inch Trailer Safety Chain with 3 8 In Clevis Snap Hook, 16,200 lbs Break Strength Model 80315 Chevy Express Shelving 40821 – Steel 2 Crossbar 2012 CHEVY COLORADO CREW 40821 – Steel 2 Crossbar Rack 3 Material Steel Color White Bed Style Flare Side Construction 5 Piece Welded Durability Maximum Front Panel C Channel Reinforced Gas Strut Protection Welded Gas Strut Shield Key Alike Yes Latch Mechanism Automotive Dual Stage Rotary Lid Construction Heavy Duty C Channel Reinforced Lid Profile Single Mounting Location In Bed Opening Type Single Lid Warranty Limited Lifetime Weather Strip Memory Resistant D Shaped Ribbed Latch Yes Powder Coat Finish Yes UPC 783965057318 DIMENSIONS there is a serious risk of danger if your trailer becomes uncoupled from your trailer hitch The next time you hitch up for an adventure

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