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Lund Universal Hitch Rack - Black
$208.10
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$208.10
$208.10
Tech Specs
- Brand
- LUND
- SKU
- LND601021
- Shipping weight
- 48.0 lb
Lund Hitch Mounted Truck Bed Extender provides a convenient solution for hauling extended length cargo! The bed extender provides an additional 7 inches of ground clearance with side wings that can be adjusted from 27 to 49 inches. The side wings can also fold down to create a portable sawhorse -- perfect for construction sites and DIY projects. Extender has a 750 lb. distributed load capacity and includes D.O.T. approved flag and reflective red tape. Installation is simple and can be done in your garage -- no drilling required. Extender is universal and fits into any 2 in. receiver.
- Extender is universal and fits into any 2 in. receiver
- D.O.T. approved flag and reflective red tape included
- D.O.T. Approved Includes Flag And Red Reflective Tape
- Side Support Folds Down; Creates Portable Sawhorse
- Provides 7 inches of additional ground clearance
- Side wings can be adjusted from 27 to 49 inches
- Provides Additional 7 in. Ground Clearance
- Side Wings Adjustable From 27 in To 49 in.
- Allows You To Carry Extended Length Cargo
- 750 lbs. Distributed Load Capacity
- Fits Standard 2 in. Receiver Hitch
- 750 lb. distributed load capacity
- Can haul extended length cargo
- Easy no-drill installation
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