Military Tow Dolly For Moving Containers on 2040-parts.com
Midland, North Carolina, US
This is an M721 military tow dolly for moving containers. it extends out after two bolts are removed this perfect for you preppers would be very useful , . Looks like it is all there. Pictures show collapsed position, it has hand operated hand pumps. Look at pictures for best description. Any questions you have I will answer the best I can. Local pickup only!
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