8 in. Black Heavy-Duty Spring-Loaded Gate Caster with Adjustable Bracket and 200 lbs. Load Rating Glass Tile Comfort & Protection: Shock-absorbent EVA 314302649
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8 in. Black Heavy Duty Spring Loaded Gate Caster with Adjustable Bracket and 200 lbs. Load Rating Glass Tile Comfort & Protection: Shock absorbent EVA 314302649 Comfort & Protection: Shock absorbent EVA foam reduces fatigue and protects floors EliteForm Surface: Enhanced scratch resistance and durability for high use areas 5 Style Farmhouse Color Black Thread Measurement NA Wheel Material Rubber Color Family Blacks Swivel Rigid Swivel Returnable 180 Day Casters Product Type Stem Features Heavy Duty Builders Hardware Product Type Casters Package Quantity 1 Load capacity per caster (lb Heavy duty universal mounting plate with 6 holes to easily attach to wooden gates or along horizontal or vertical rails of a tubular farm gate
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