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Rv Camper Blue Ox Towing System Tow Bar Brake System on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Webberville, Michigan, United States

Webberville, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Blue Ox Manufacturer Part Number:BX7335 UPC:Does not apply

Blue Ox Towing System
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Lot includes Aventa II Tow Bar, Luxor Brake System, cables, pins, light cable, ect (everything else shown in photos)
Aventa II Tow Bar is Class IV, 10,000 LB capacity, 2" Receiver, with vinyl storage case
Luxor Brake system has 12V power cord and brake pedal attached
The Blue Ox unit is used to pull a vehicle behind an RV with ease


*used*


0916-3827-63

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