Barracuda 600 Windlass on 2040-parts.com
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
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Anchorlift™ Barracuda Windlass Boats up to 30ft B612 - Anchorlift™ Barracuda 600 Windlass, Low Profile, 600watt, 12volt, 6mm / 1/4" HT G43 chain, 1/2" rope gypsy. Designed for boats: 6m to 11m / 20ft. to 30ft Boat weight: up to 4000kg / 8800lbs Max chain size: 6mm - 1/4", 50m - 165ft. length Max anchor weight: 10kg. / 22lbs. IT'S ONLY Really ANCHORED WITH ANCHORLIFT |
Anchoring, Docking for Sale
Uniquely twisted braided manila rope w/sling/loop terminated end very flexible(US $24.95)
Extreme max 3005.3729 24" heavy-duty plastic roll-in dock / boat lift wheel(US $54.53)
Lewmar 35amp circut breaker switch for windless / winch
Fortress fx-11 anchor / 10ft chain / 300ft anchor line(US $195.00)
Small boat fluke anchor galvinized steel 5lbs. 20" used(US $14.99)
Pair of 1/2"x15' nylon twisted dock line boat dockline. 3 strand great quality(US $15.99)
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