Paratech 72 In. Drogue on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, Delaware, United States
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This drogue was bought by me 15 years a go for our Beneteau 411 when cruising between the Chesapeake Bay and the British Virgin Islands. Fortunately it was never used. It comes complete with 120 ft tether that is coiled in the red container. It is in almost new condition. A drogue of this size that is 72 inches retails for $350 to $400. Asking $149 + shipping charges.
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