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Condition:New Brand:Sea-Dog Line Manufacturer Part Number:400410-1

  • NEW Sea-Dog Line 400410-1 POLISHED BRASS BERTH LIGHT LARGE
  • 12 V/15 WATT
  • BASE DIA - 3 1/2 INCHES
  • FASTENERS - (3) #6 rh
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