Clearance Milwaukee Packout Mounting Plate - Half Width 10ga Raw, B-Grade (One Edge Not Bent) - Sold Each

Clearance Milwaukee PACKOUT half width mounting plate, B-Grade manufacturing mishap. Each plate has one edge bent properly, while the opposite edge was cut slightly too short to bend. They still mount and lock PACKOUT gear fully securely. Made from the same 10-gauge steel as our standard line. All clearance items are final sale. Condition: Clearance / B-Grade. 100% functional. Fit: Fits standard Milwaukee PACKOUT footprints in the half width size. Comparable to Milwaukee 48-22-8496. Material: 10-gauge (heavy-duty) mild steel, laser cut Finish: Raw / uncoated steel, ready for paint or powder coat. Raw steel must be coated before installation to prevent rust. Dimensions: 16.875 in L x 8.875 in W x 0.5 in H Mounting pattern: 16 in center-to-center on length, 6 in center-to-center on width Hardware: Not included. Fits 1/4 in bolts, or can be welded directly. Sold: Each (priced per plate) Terms: Final sale. Sold as is and non-returnable. Origin: Made in USA (Apple Valley, CA) Where it mounts: truck beds, overland rigs, service vans and shop walls. Clearance transparency Inspected: every unit is checked so the locking tabs and mounting holes are in spec. Real photos: we photograph exactly what you are getting. Limited stock: once this style is gone it may not return. Frequently Asked Questions Are clearance plates fully functional? Yes. The only flaw is the one edge that is not bent. If a plate does not click in perfectly, we do not sell it. Can I return a clearance plate? No. Clearance items are final sale. No returns are accepted. Is mounting hardware included? No. Mounting surfaces vary, so choosing the correct hardware for the installation is up to the end user or installer. Shipping, returns and warranty: see our shipping policy, returns policy and warranty. Made in the USA. BOCO Custom LLC. Milwaukee and PACKOUT are trademarks of their respective owners. BOCO Custom LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by them; brand names are used only to describe compatibility.