Primus Iq Trailer Brake Controller, Never Used on 2040-parts.com
Kennebunk, Maine, United States
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Primus IQ trailer brake controller. Purchased new last year and started to install, but then I decided not to go through with the project. In original box with all original parts including metal and plastic brackets. Cost $95 new, selling for $38.
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