Sailboat Main Sail Mast In Track Slides 5/8" Wide New Strong Sailing Slides on 2040-parts.com
Flagler Beach, Florida, United States
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new mainsail sailboat mast in track slides . These Sail slides are designed for ease of use and are very strong the unique design is often preferred as an easier to fit alternative. molded from a tough nylon to absorb sudden impact loads. the width of the flat in track slider is 5/8 " wide SHIPPING IS 1.50 FOR FIRST SLIDE AMD 10 CENTS FOR EACH ADDIOIONAL; SLIDE I tried my best to photo the measurments so sailors can see the exact size of the slides, have a great day and fun on ebay |
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