CURT 60618 OEM Puck System Gooseneck Hitch Kit for Ram Trucks, 30,000 lbs. GTW, 2-5/16-Inch Ball, OEM Puck System Required Gooseneck This pintle hook is coated 13072

Name: CURT 60618 OEM Puck System Gooseneck Hitch Kit for Ram Trucks, 30,000 lbs. GTW, 2-5/16-Inch Ball, OEM Puck System Required Gooseneck This pintle hook is coated 13072
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 67003604786
Price: 125.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0126 (24 reviews)

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CURT 60618 OEM Puck System Gooseneck Hitch Kit for Ram Trucks, 30,000 lbs. GTW, 2 5 16 Inch Ball, OEM Puck System Required Gooseneck This pintle hook is coated 13072 This pintle hook is coated in a tough black carbide powder coat finish to provide the perfect amount of rust and scratch resistance needed to face the heavy duty towing you do every day It features a ball diameter of 1 7 8" and comes with fine threads and a nylock nut for secure fastening on any CURT ball and pintle combo cast steel and have a highly durable powder coat finish Like the gooseneck ball

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