North Sails Battcars And Slider Cars For Mainsail For 35-50 Foot Sailboat on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, US
These battcars (5) and track sliders (11) are compatible with 7/8" or may also fit some 22 cm T-Tracks. Lower quality new Harken battcars and track sliders sell for $1500 new (see Harken website). These North Sails battcars and Antal (Italy) slider cars are far superior. These parts can be used to upgrade an existing hoist system or be used on a new or replacement main sail. I can provide more detailed information and additional photos if desired. The kit includes O rings for a reef tack or cunningham. The allen head wrench is used to remove and install the pin on the slider cars.
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