1 Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 6,000-lb Trailer Axles - 25 1/4" Long (3,000 # Each) Hardware No Pintle (Photo Shows Pintle Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 -1/16" Spindle (44649 Bearings)

Name: 1 Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 6,000-lb Trailer Axles - 25 1/4" Long (3,000 # Each) Hardware No Pintle (Photo Shows Pintle Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 -1/16" Spindle (44649 Bearings)
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SKU: 73042925513
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1 Leaf Double Eye Spring for 6,000 lb Trailer Axles 25 1 4" Long (3,000 # Each) Hardware No Pintle (Photo Shows Pintle Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 1 16" Spindle (44649 Bearings) No Pintle (Photo Shows Pintle but Not Included) 2001 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 HD Series 6 1 2 Foot Bed 000 Pounds for a Pair 9 16" Eye Diameter (With Pre Installed Bushings)

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