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APEX Tool Box L-Track 3-Inch Hook; 2.25-Inch Rise

Item SSD24285
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$34.99

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • L-Track Double Stud With Hook Provides Additional Attachment Point
      • Attaches To Two L-Track Slots
      • Uses A Three Inch Hook To Secure A Variety Of Accessories In Truck Toolbox
      • Working Load Limit Of 1666 Pounds
      • Stainless Steel With Protective Zinc Coating
      • Powder Coated Black To Prevent Corrosion

      Description

      Versatile Attachment Accessory. The ADAPT Truck Toolbox L-Track 3-Inch Hook with 2.25-Inch Rise is designed to enhance the organization and utility of your truck toolbox. It serves as a reliable anchor point for securing various accessories, keeping your gear neatly arranged and easily accessible. Ideal for professionals and enthusiasts needing customizable storage solutions in their trucks.

      Construction and Appearance. Crafted from stainless steel, this hook features a durable zinc protective coating and a sleek black powder coat finish that resists corrosion. Its robust construction ensures long-lasting performance under demanding conditions, combining strength with a refined matte aesthetic.

      Installation. The hook installs easily by attaching to two L-Track slots on the toolbox. No drilling is required, making the installation straightforward and user-friendly.

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      Tech Specs

      4.5

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