X-chock - Pair on 2040-parts.com
Essex, Maryland, United States
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Used PAIR of X-Chocks. These were used for about 2 years, but only about 4-5 times per year. Includes wrench! The X-Chock starts off where the Deluxe Tire Locking Chock left off but it’s new, slimmer design will fit into more axle applications.
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