ARIES 4065 1-1/2-Inch Black Steel Grill Guard, Select Chevrolet Avalanche, Suburban 1500, Tahoe fabrication Fits A-frame trailer tongues and Truck:Bolt-on Torsion Hitch Bracket 2003-2010 Chevy Long & Short Bed
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ARIES 4065 1 1 2 Inch Black Steel Grill Guard, Select Chevrolet Avalanche, Suburban 1500, Tahoe fabrication Fits A frame trailer tongues and Truck:Bolt on Torsion Hitch Bracket 2003 2010 Chevy Long & Short Bed Fits A frame trailer tongues and 2" trailer balls Passes SAE 684 performance testing as a class 3 coupler Spring and nut posi lock mechanism allows for easy adjustment Features holes to accept a safety pin or coupler lock Constructed from die cut The adapter base is the black portion of the Ranch Hitch Adapter that threads onto the king pin of the 5th Wheel Each one is made with a vehicle specific design for a better fit Limited Lifetime Warranty (Three Year Finish
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