Rv - Drawer Slide Sockets - "c" Drawer Rear Slide Sockets - Most Popular - Pk 2 on 2040-parts.com
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Replacement Drawer Back Sockets - Includes one left and one right in the "C" shape. Sockets mount at back of cabinet to support sidemounted metal drawer slides and has an adjustable base. 2 1/2" long socket in the shape of a C. Adjustable base measures 2 1/8" x 1 3/4". Mounting screws are included. This is brand new in package. Includes one pair. Visit Beach Trailer Supplies for more replacement Hardware Parts and Accessories. |
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