Spinnaker Pole End With External Trip, on 2040-parts.com
Tiverton, Rhode Island, US
USED SPIN POLE END FITTING
HAS EXTERNAL TRIGGER MECHANISM
FITS 4 1/4 " ID TUBING
MADE FROM CAST ALUMINUM
WILL NEED TO BE REMOVED FROM STUB OF OLD POLE
NEW SIMILAR SELLS FOR OVER $400
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