2" Bolt on Channel Tongue Coupler Trailer Coupler Hitch 2" Ball 3500# Rated (K220) marker Operates on 9–16V DC and hanger condition

Name: 2" Bolt on Channel Tongue Coupler Trailer Coupler Hitch 2" Ball 3500# Rated (K220) marker Operates on 9–16V DC and hanger condition
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 59546756026
Price: 40.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4482 (12 reviews)

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2" Bolt on Channel Tongue Coupler Trailer Coupler Hitch 2" Ball 3500# Rated (K220) marker Operates on 9–16V DC and hanger condition Operates on 9–16V DC Spindle Match: Verify bearing and seal requirements before reusing or selecting hubs and drums Fits standard 2" trailer hitch ball 3" Center to Center Finish Zinc Plated Latch Type Locking Trigger Latch Rating Class SAE Class II Verify trailer capacity and ball compatibility before towing

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