Pwc Anchor Bag Parts Unlimited Red A2381rdlm on 2040-parts.com
US $24.95
Location:
Hinckley, Ohio, United States
Condition:New
Manufacturer/Brand:Parts Unlimited
Brand:Parts Unlimited
Manufacturer Part Number:A2381RDLM
Part Number:76-8191
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Part: PWC Anchor Bag Parts Unlimited Red A2381RDLM ApplicationsProduct Description- 10ft of 3/8in polypropylene rope
- Heavy-duty galvanized snap hook
- Constructed of heavy-duty waterproof nylon material
- Brass grommet drain hole on bottom for easy drainage
- 3in x 5in color-matched rope float
- Fill with sand, rocks or any other weighty substance (up to 55 lb.), and you are ready to anchor your craft
- Great for jet skis, inflatable boats, canoes and other small watercraft
- Available in blue, red or yellow
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