Attwood 7640-3, 4" Heavy Duty Steel Utility Snap Hook on 2040-parts.com
East Troy, Wisconsin, US
For sale, new never opened , never used 1/2" Utility Snap Hook,
Features spring loaded closure, Forged , zinc plated steel, Extra heavy duty ,
1/2" throat , 4" overall, 2.500 lbs max safe load
Ship US only
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