Spinlock Wl/2 (block) Stanchion Lead on 2040-parts.com
Versailles, Missouri, US
Stanchion Leads
To lead back furling control line
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Rope Size Max. 1/4"
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Diameter cordage Max. 12mm
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Safe Working Load. 660 lbs
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Charge Maxi de travall. 300 kg
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Fits tube diameter. 1" -- 25mm
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Features and Benefits
Safe, compact design
Reduces furling line friction
Sheave model WL/2 for line entry and exit stanchions
Unique tracker-ball angle adjuster for perfect sheave alignment
Use XAS powerclutch or PXR camcleat to secure the furling line
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