United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Chrome rear axle cover with a single hub design protects differential components
This United Pacific Industries accessory is a chrome-plated single hub cover designed for the rear axle of industrial vehicles. It serves as a protective and decorative component that fits over the hub area. The part is supplied new and carries the manufacturer reference 10272. It adds a polished appearance while shielding the hub from road debris and moisture.
Buyers who need a matching front hub cover or a complete axle kit should look elsewhere, as this listing covers only the single rear component. Those requiring a different finish, a dual-hub set, or a cover for a non-standard axle size will need an alternative product.
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This cover is designed for a single-hub rear axle; verify your axle uses that layout before installation.
The cover mounts over the hub centre; it clears standard drum brakes but may not fit over deep aftermarket hubcaps.
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