"sea Squid" Boat Sea Anchor Sail Or Power on 2040-parts.com
Cartersville, Georgia, US
The SEA SQUID is made from hard indestructible plastic...about 2 ft long..has water baffles.
You can deploy very easy and not worry about hurting it. I guess it was invented for sail boats, but works well on power boats.
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8" anchor roller/fairlead (US $15.00)
Larson dock & buoy hooks, mooring grabber(US $24.95)
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