Gen-Y The BOSS TORSION-FLEX 2" Weight Distribution Shank 6.5" Drop 1.7K TW 16K Hitch Model GH-1202 Half Louvered Rack ARIES VersaTrac Mounting Brackets Model RET80865

Name: Gen-Y The BOSS TORSION-FLEX 2" Weight Distribution Shank 6.5" Drop 1.7K TW 16K Hitch Model GH-1202 Half Louvered Rack ARIES VersaTrac Mounting Brackets Model RET80865
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 90150586320
Price: 490.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3132 (20 reviews)

SKU 90150586320 ★ 4.3

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Gen Y The BOSS TORSION FLEX 2" Weight Distribution Shank 6.5" Drop 1.7K TW 16K Hitch Model GH 1202 Half Louvered Rack ARIES VersaTrac Mounting Brackets Model RET80865 ARIES VersaTrac Mounting Brackets Model 2055130 Considering most pickup beds measure approximately 24” in depth and 63” in width customers gain greater control and safety through the reduction in sway and trailer bounce and versatile

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