Click to enlargeLoad Rite Stainless Steel Break Lines Tri Axle Kit
Manufacturer: Load RitePart #: 6018.10SSKU: 113755
- Stainless Steel
Item #: 113755
Category: Bearings/Hubs/Brakes
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Description
Stainless Steel Break Lines Tri Axle Kit Brake Line Kit Complete with 14″ Flex Hose(s). Kit Includes: Quantity (4) 3/16″ Stainless-Steel Brake Line – 18″ (SKU #1021.
03S) Quantity (2) 3/16″ Stainless-Steel Brake Line Coil – 57″ (SKU #1021. 05S) Quantity (6) Brake Line Clip – Plated *(NOT Sold Separately, Online)* Quantity (1) Brake Line Union Tee – Brass (SKU #1021.
13) Quantity (2) Brake Line Cross Union – Brass (SKU #1021. 51) Quantity (3) 3/16″ Stainless -Steel Brake Line Coil – 77″ (SKU #1021.
18S) Quantity (6) Brake Line – 14″ –Flex Hose (SKU #1021. 26) Quantity (1) Brake Line Inverted Flare Union – 3/16″ Barrel *(NOT Sold Separately, Online)* Quantity (1) Stainless - Steel Brake Line – 240″ – Hardline *(NOT Sold Separately, Online)*
Specifications
| Brand | Load Rite |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 6018.10S |
| EverTide SKU | 113755 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.
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