3/8" Grade 70 Chain With A Grab Hook On Each End. 20 Foot - Part# 11a-38g720 on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, Massachusetts, United States
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3/8" Grade 70 Chain with a Grab Hook on each end. 20 Feet Long.
Part# 11A-38G720
WLL: 6,600 lbs.
Weight: 29.35 lbs
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