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Attwood Kayak Hoist, Holds Up To 120 Lbs, New In The Box, Optimize Floor Space on 2040-parts.com

US $28.00
Location:

Homerville, Georgia, United States

Homerville, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:007x Brand:Attwood UPC:Does not apply

This auction is for a New in the box Attwood Kayak Hoist, Holds up to 120 lbs, New in the Box, Optimize Floor Space, Locking Safety Mechanism, easy to use, the box says Kayak but i think it would work on a Canoe if it weighed less the 120 lbs.

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