Chain Stopper, Windline Marine, Cs-1, Stainless Steel on 2040-parts.com
San Pedro, California, United States
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Stainless steel chain stopper, sized to fit within most bow roller channels, removable pin and pawl.
Fits 1/4" to 3/8" chain, 5000 lbs. work load New, old stock Kelly Marine is committed to your satisfaction as a customer. If there are any questions or problems with your purchase, please contact us BEFORE leaving any feedback, and we will make every effort to resolve any issues you may have. 310-548-5348 |
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