Aero Electric Tarp System Kit, 22 To 25 Feet, Alum. Arm Tarp, Power Pro on 2040-parts.com
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Aero Easy Cover Tarp System
22 To 25 Feet With 65 Years of Experience, Aero is the Premier Manufacturer of Truck Tarp Systems. The Power Pack Spring Mount Design is Slim and Fits Tight to the Side of the Body. If You Are Tired Of The Rest, Go With The Best. Features: Polished Alum. Arms Polished Wind Deflector Power Pack Side Mounts Alum Roller Bar High Torque Direct Drive Motor Straight Arms or 30 Degree Arms This is a Complete Kit Less The Tarp Tarp Sold Separately Buy with confidence from Power Pro, Where tarping is our only business. SINCE 1995 Contact Us For All Your Tarping Needs 352-794-3111 Other competitors claim to have sold tarping systems for years, when in reality they are drop shippers with no experience in the tarping business. We not only sell on E-Bay but have a full service installation shop. We only handle top quailty parts and don't charge extra for a warranty [as others do] MOST KITS SHIPPED EAST OF MISSISSIPPI FOR 125.00. SOME EXCEPTIONS APPLY. PLEASE CALL FOR QUOTE. |
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