CURT OEM Puck System 5th Wheel Roller for Ford Altura Ceiling Fan 2 Sub-Brand Multi-Max MM50 CA
USD455.00
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CURT OEM Puck System 5th Wheel Roller for Ford Altura Ceiling Fan 2 Sub Brand Multi Max MM50 CA 2 Sub Brand Multi Max MM50 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Minimum Oscillations per Minute 10000 Battery Voltage N A Safety Listing CSA safety listing Tool Free Accessory Change Yes UNSPSC 27112700 Built In Light No Speed Type Variable speed Brushless No Total Number of Pieces 31 Cordless No Tool Amps 5 Maximum Oscillations per Minute 10000 ) 48 Included Sink Only Faucet Type No Faucet Included Returnable 180 Day Kitchen Product Type Kitchen Sink Faucet Finish No Faucet Included Product Weight (lb The roller is designed to securely mount a CURT 5th wheel hitch head into the bed of your Ford truck Item Weight 170 Automotive Part Type Fifth Wheel Trailer Hitch Roller Minimum Height 11
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