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VULCAN Winch Cable - Swivel Hook and Eye - Fiber Core Extension - 3/8 Inch x 100 Foot - - 12,000 Pound Minimum Breaking Strength Chain & Web V-Bridles The extended reach spacer arms
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VULCAN Winch Cable Swivel Hook and Eye Fiber Core Extension 3 8 Inch x 100 Foot 12,000 Pound Minimum Breaking Strength Chain & Web V Bridles The extended reach spacer arms The extended reach spacer arms are easy to adjust 0 Gallon 5 Port Air Tank(2) 400C Air Compressors(2) 1 4" Stainless Steel Braided Leader Hoses(2) 1 4" JIC Fittings on Leader Hoses(1) 1 4" NPT Swivel to 1 4" NPT Swivel(1) T Fitting (Remote Mount Filter)(1) 1 4" NPT Drain Cock(1) Sealed Pressure Switch with Delphi Connectors (110 PSI On Safety latches are included free of charge Heavy duty thimble eye on one end
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