Sailboats Schaefer Single Block On Flat Base New on 2040-parts.com
Stuart, Florida, US
This auction is for a new Schaefer single block on a flat base
Sheave diam 1 7/16
Max Line diam 3/8
Base 3 x 3/8
Height 2 1/2
See west marine page 528 for price comparison
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