New Aluminum Telescoping Boat Cover Support Pole 28-48" Storage Travel Post Tbcs on 2040-parts.com
West Bend, Wisconsin, US
 
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(TBCS) New Aluminum Telescopic Boat Cover Support Pole - the boat cover support pole telescopes from 28" to 48" accommodating a wide variety of boat covers. Snaps directly to boat cover with snap screw attachment for stability or use included mushroom top. Twist to lock in extended position.
Telescopic Boat Cover Support Pole Image Gallery Provide a high point for your boat cover with the Telescopic Boat Cover Support Pole. Snap the boat cover directly to the boat support pole with the snap screw attachment or simply remove the snap screw attachment and install the mushroom top for boat covers without snaps. The boat cover support pole telescopes from 28" to 48" and locks in extended position with a simple twist. Rubber bottom will not damage the boat floor and stabilizes the support pole in place during use. Eliminate debris buildup and water pooling on the boat cover while your boat is in storage with the durable Aluminum Support Pole! Includes a one year warranty. Boat Cover Aluminum Support Pole Product Features:
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