For Use W/ 33 To 37 Tires, Black, Check Factory Specifications For Spare Tire Mount Weight Cap

Made of natural coir, a dense fiber that is naturally mold and mildew resistant Coir is a renewable resource that is durable and coarse, excellent for scraping shoes clean Vinyl backed for increased durability and to help prevent movement, coir doormats are weather tolerant absorb moisture and retain their shape For best results keep in a sheltered area such as a covered porch, keeping extreme moisture and sunlight to a minimum Vacuum, sweep or lightly hose clean.

Parker's 37 Deg Flare JIC tube fittings and adapters, Triple-Lok, meet the requirements of both SAE J514 and ISO 8434-2 and offer the industry's broadest offering of port ends. - Vast selection of port end options, including SAE Straight Thread O-ring Boss ORB, NPTF, BSPP-ED, BSPP-O-ring Retaining Ring ORR, BSPP, BSPT, ISO 6149, Metric-O-ring Retaining Ring ORR, and Metric-ED - Parker's Robust Port Stud on adjustable ports is manufactured with a longer locknut virtually eliminating washer damage and potential leaks, as well as making assembly virtually mistake-proof. This feature improves customer internal efficiencies and reduces rework costs resulting from backup washer damage commonly seen with traditional SAE adjustable port ends in the market.The design has a small metal to metal seal area which results in a compact design, low assembly torque, high temperature and high pressure capability.

- The user must determine if the hose is suitable for applications subject to electrical hazard. Parker's MPT II Nonconductive Multipurpose Oil Resistant Hose provides excellent service across multiple applications.

.SAE JIC SWVL 45D STEEL ELBOW Unlike crimp fittings, Parker's Field Attachable Fittings allow customers the convenience of making assemblies in the field with the use of a vice rather than a crimper.

.SAE JIC SWVL 45D STEEL ELBOW Unlike crimp fittings, Parker's Field Attachable Fittings allow customers the convenience of making assemblies in the field with the use of a vice rather than a crimper.