Hook & Moor on 2040-parts.com
Riverhead, New York, United States
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2.9 METER TELESCOPIC HOOK&MOOR.COM The Hook & Moor boats hook helps you thread a mooring rope through a mooring ring with a simple pull or push. Always ready to use. No loading, messenger or guide lines. |
Anchoring, Docking for Sale
Set of 2 fender lines, black, 3/8" x 5' - 91-566-f(US $5.39)
New 20 feet of 1+1/2 inch 3 strand 100% nylon rope(slightly smaller then norm)(US $75.00)
4 new 3/8" x 6' navy blue double braided fender boat bumper line spliced eye(US $18.50)
2 new 1/2" x 15' double braid premium nylon dock line, blue with spliced eye(US $25.00)
1/8" poly cotton twisted rope- 2000 ft tube-white(US $65.00)
2 pcs pack stainless steel boat anchor shackle 3/8"(US $7.00)
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