VULCAN Binder Chain Tie Down with Grab Hooks - Grade 100 - 1/2 Inch x 20 Foot - PROSeries - 15,000 Pound Safe Working Load Height Sticks Designed to mate with 4"

Name: VULCAN Binder Chain Tie Down with Grab Hooks - Grade 100 - 1/2 Inch x 20 Foot - PROSeries - 15,000 Pound Safe Working Load Height Sticks Designed to mate with 4"
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 52043407302
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8883 (22 reviews)

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VULCAN Binder Chain Tie Down with Grab Hooks - Grade 100 - 1/2 Inch x 20 Foot - PROSeries - 15,000 Pound Safe Working Load Height Sticks Designed to mate with 4

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VULCAN Binder Chain Tie Down with Grab Hooks Grade 100 1 2 Inch x 20 Foot PROSeries 15,000 Pound Safe Working Load Height Sticks Designed to mate with 4" Designed to mate with 4" square tube bumper of RV For use with 4" diameter PVC pipe (not included) Chain is oiled and has a black coating to resist the elements Increased strength to weight ratio over Grade 80 chain

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