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ARB Summit Rear Step Tow Bar (Non-Sensor) — 2011+ Mazda BT-50 Bumper This module also requires the RAM 4500

SKU 431088439 4.5
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ARB Summit Rear Step Tow Bar (Non Sensor) — 2011+ Mazda BT 50 Bumper This module also requires the RAM 4500 This module also requires the Driver Side Rear Double Drawer Module to be installed together Laser cut from durable 12 gauge American made CRS steel 716 lb) Rear step Integrated Recovery point Rated recovery tow point Construction Pressed and welded steel Fits 2011+ Mazda BT 50 Manufacturer part # 3640150 Warranty 3 year structural (ARB) Honest trade off: this is a substantial steel assembly — it adds weight over the rear axle and ships freight Engineered as a bolt on replacement

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