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Forespar Swivel Tiller Extension Handle — Adj. Length 25"-31" Quick Release on 2040-parts.com

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San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States
Forespar Swivel Tiller Extension Handle — Adj. length 25"-31" Quick Release, image 1
“Works as it should. Just came of of my boat. Strong, comfortable grip. Quick release. Soft rubber handles with no cracks”
Brand:Forespar

Who am I? 
A collector of New/Used and Old stock sailing items wanting to recycle these onto you boat to get them in use again.

Description of item:  Tiller extension. Forespar. 25-31".  Quick release for below deck storage.

****This is key. The through bolt to affix to your tiller can be easily removed and replaced with whatever size/diameter/length of pin/bolt/screw you need for your application. *****

Push button extension release works perfectly fine. Handles is rubber composite and shows no rot, cracking or other problems you might expect. All ALUMINUM except stainless swivel with quick pull pin

STORE COST OF SIMILAR ITEM (SPINLOCK HANDLE) $200.00 +tax + shipping


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