Lewmar 48 Ast Ocean Series Self Tailing Winch on 2040-parts.com
Fort Pierce, Florida, United States
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This listing is for one Lewmar Ocean Series 48AST self tailing winch, there are 5 available if you need a pair or more. They are brand new, in the box. I opened the one i'm keeping for the pictures. They can be used by hand or an electric motor (not included) mounted below them.
Buyer to pay actual shipping cost to continental USA, Ask for a quote for other shipping. (I Needed 1 winch and ended up with 6, don't ask) 2 have sold, three left And now there are only two left |
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