Harken # 186 57mm Single Block With Cam Cleat And Becket on 2040-parts.com
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
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Harken # 186 2.25 inch block with Harken 150 lcam cleat, becket and swivel shackle.
This unit is in very good condition it is used everything in pictures is what is included nothing else There are a few scuffs and scratches from normal use. everything is working on it. Harken 2.25 Block w/Cam and Becket Cat. No. HAR 186 Weight 1 lbs 186 2.25 Block w/Cam and Becket The 2.25 in (57 mm) is the original Harken® block. They are compact and lightweight, with fast trim and release under high or low loads. Perfect for dinghies, scows, beachcats and iceboats, as well as small offshore racers and cruisers. Free-rolling Delrin® ball bearings, sheave and sideplates UV-stabilized with carbon-black additive for maximum protection. Use for: Main and jib sheets Spinnaker halyards Control lines Description Single/cam/becket Sheave dia. (in) 2 1/4 Length (in) 5 Weight (oz) 10 1/2 Max. line dia. (in) 7/16 Shackle pin dia. (in) 3/16 SWL (lb) 500 Breaking strength (lb) 2500 |
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