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1-1/4" Crosby® Round Pin Anchor Shackle | G-213 - 12 Ton 1" Motorcycle Straps Code-Listed: IAPMO ER-192 for structural

Name: 1-1/4" Crosby® Round Pin Anchor Shackle | G-213 - 12 Ton 1" Motorcycle Straps Code-Listed: IAPMO ER-192 for structural
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 60049513673
Price: 115.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5715 (15 reviews)

SKU 60049513673 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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1 1 4" Crosby® Round Pin Anchor Shackle G 213 12 Ton 1" Motorcycle Straps Code Listed: IAPMO ER 192 for structural Code Listed: IAPMO ER 192 for structural wood applications it provides a secure connection point you can trust 1 1 4" Crosby® Round Pin Anchor Shackle G 213 This Crosby® G 213 round pin anchor shackle is built for reliable performance in light duty rigging and lifting applications

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