Sell Dutton-Lainson Company 6542 20'/4800 lbs Winch Strap with Hook in USA, United States, for US $38.91

Condition:New Color:NA MPN:6542 Manufacturer:Dutton-Lainson Company EAN:0085077242515 Brand:Dutton-Lainson Company UPC:085077242515

Dutton-Lainson Company 6542 20'/4800 lbs Winch Strap with Hook

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Description

Heavier duty 2 inch x 20 foot strap, for use on winches up to 3200 pounds capacity. Mounting bolt and locknut included.

Features

For winches up to 3200 pounds capacity
2 inch x 20 feet, with safety hook sewn in
Mounting bolt and locknut included

Additional Information

Manufacturer: Dutton-Lainson Company
Shipping Weight: 185
Product Dimensions:
Width: 6.00
Length: 8.40
Height: 2.10

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