Anchorlift 965012 Anchor Turner Kit on 2040-parts.com
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
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Anchor Turner Kit: Includes anchor connector swivel + anchor turner. Many sailors have experienced “that d... anchor coming in upside down!”. This kit helps your anchor twist around so it parks correctly into the bow roller every time. No more twisting by hand! 965012 - Anchorlift™ Anchor Turner Kit, Anchors to 80kg / 175lbs For more Products by AnchorLift visit Anchordockingdirect.com IT'S ONLY Really ANCHORED WITH ANCHORLIFT |
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