Curt 25128 | 1-7/8" Straight-Tongue Coupler With Posi-Lock (2" Channel, 2,000 Lbs, Zinc) # WINTER_BOAT_COVERS_TARPS_AND_SUPPORTS Battery Life: 18 hours typical

Name: Curt 25128 | 1-7/8" Straight-Tongue Coupler With Posi-Lock (2" Channel, 2,000 Lbs, Zinc) # WINTER_BOAT_COVERS_TARPS_AND_SUPPORTS Battery Life: 18 hours typical
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SKU: 9127747088
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Curt 25128 1 7 8" Straight Tongue Coupler With Posi Lock (2" Channel, 2,000 Lbs, Zinc) # WINTER_BOAT_COVERS_TARPS_AND_SUPPORTS Battery Life: 18 hours typical Battery Life: 18 hours typical Trim cylinder to connector block Port down pressure All CURT couplers include a limited lifetime warranty and feature a lockable latch to give you peace of mind If you are replacing a broken coupler on your trailer or installing a new one on a trailer you are building

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