Harken #245 Micro Fiddle With V Jam And Becket Free Shipping! Sailing Sail Boat on 2040-parts.com
Freeburg, Illinois, US
Up for auction is a NEW harken 245 micro block fiddle with v-jam and becket. It was removed from package but never used. Work load:350lb break load:1200lb max line:1/4 inch. FREE SHIPPING IS TO CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ONLY.Thanks for looking. Email with any questions.
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