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- Inflatable fender 16" x 32" / 41 x 82 cm, boat size up to 65', if1632(US $170.00)
- Inflatable fender 24" x 42" / 61 x 115 cm, boat size up to 150'(US $257.00)
- Inflatable fender 18" x 60" / 46 x 153 cm, boat size up to 100', if1860(US $230.00)
- Inflatable fender 18" x 42" / 46 x 106 cm, boat size up to 85', if1842(US $194.00)
- Inflatable fender 13" x 42" / 33 x 106 cm, boat size up to 50', if1342(US $165.00)
- Power-pole surface mount switch /(US $69.97)
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