Replacement Strap For VULCAN PROSeries 120 Inch Rolling Idler Three Cleat Autohauler Car Tie Down - 3,300 Pound Safe Working Load - Replacement Strap Only - No Rolling Idler Flashing Lights & Arrows with long remote control range
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Replacement Strap For VULCAN PROSeries 120 Inch Rolling Idler Three Cleat Autohauler Car Tie Down 3,300 Pound Safe Working Load Replacement Strap Only No Rolling Idler Flashing Lights & Arrows with long remote control range with long remote control range of 150 feet for easy operation Works with all standard winch bar types All systems meet or exceed DOT regulations Note: Always secure any vehicle for transport by four points Three point anchor system secures tires for transport
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