Dexter 8-430 Oil Bath Hub 10K 13G Trailer Axle 8 x 6.5 after July 2009 Kit 9-123 (008-430-03-KIT) 14" and trailer setup and hanger condition

Name: Dexter 8-430 Oil Bath Hub 10K 13G Trailer Axle 8 x 6.5 after July 2009 Kit 9-123 (008-430-03-KIT) 14" and trailer setup and hanger condition
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 97657649651
Price: 188.99 USD
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Dexter 8-430 Oil Bath Hub 10K 13G Trailer Axle 8 x 6.5 after July 2009 Kit 9-123 (008-430-03-KIT) 14

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Dexter 8 430 Oil Bath Hub 10K 13G Trailer Axle 8 x 6.5 after July 2009 Kit 9 123 (008 430 03 KIT) 14" and trailer setup and hanger condition and trailer setup 2K to 7K axle applications Hubs and drums built before July 2009 will not interchange with later designs Note Details Pre 2009 Axles 288 Series hubs (8 288

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