Attwood Bailer Safety Kit on 2040-parts.com
Centerburg, Ohio, United States
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Manufacturer: Attwood Marine Part Number: Attwood Bailer Safety Kit Safety Bailer Kit
Waterproof emergency flashlight, Bailer with easy-grip handle, 50' (15.2 m) marine rope with float, Pea-less flat safety whistle with lanyard, Seamless "O" Ring. Features:
*Note: Two (2) AA batteries required, but not included, for the 5-piece Bailer Safety Kit (11830-2). Pounds: 2 Ounces: 0 Package Depth: 6 Inches Package Length: 7 Inches Package Width: 4 Inches
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