4 Spring Galvanized Steel Tarp System on 2040-parts.com
Watervliet, Michigan, US
4 Spring Galvanized Steel Tarp System
-Fits dump bodies up to 24' long
-Versatile bolt or weld on spring assemblies
-Premium Galvanized Steel arms, for great look and no rust
-Featuring Telescope arms, so one system can fit trucks 12'-24'
-Bulletproof Slip Tarp Motor has full 3 year warranty (with the return of the warranty card - please return within 30 days of purchase)
-Heavy Duty Rotary Switch Kit and 6 GA Truck Wiring
**If you need to return or exchange this product please call 800-249-0297
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