CURT 23546 Brass Trailer Tongue Coupler Lock, 1/4-Inch Pin Diameter, Up to 3/4-Inch Coupler Span balls tongue weight Features multiple holes 13072

Name: CURT 23546 Brass Trailer Tongue Coupler Lock, 1/4-Inch Pin Diameter, Up to 3/4-Inch Coupler Span balls tongue weight Features multiple holes 13072
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 56250071335
Price: 24.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0162 (30 reviews)

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CURT 23546 Brass Trailer Tongue Coupler Lock, 1 4 Inch Pin Diameter, Up to 3 4 Inch Coupler Span balls tongue weight Features multiple holes 13072 tongue weight Features multiple holes for adjustable head height 3 4" diameter holes are spaced 1 1 4" from center to center Fits 2" x 2" hitch receiver tube opening with 5 8" hitch pin hole Constructed from solid steel for reliable strength Protected by a durable powder coat finish Limited lifetime warranty (one year finish 5" Receivers one year parts) All CURT coupler locks are made to fit latch type couplers and include two keys

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