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Viking Boat Anchor, 29" Tall, Working, Made Of Aluminum on 2040-parts.com

US $99.00
Location:

Rotonda West, Florida, United States

Rotonda West, Florida, United States
In great working condition with minor overall oxidation.
Type:Anchor Manufacturer Part Number:Size NO 30 Brand:Viking

Viking  aluminum "Fortress-style" Anchor

Marked "Size NO 30  Rated Capacity 2000 lbs"

In fine working condition, not bent nor damaged.
Showing normal overall light oxidation.

Weighs about 7 1/2 lbs.

Measures:
29" tall
22" wide

Light weight yet effective design has a proven track record.

Can be dismantled for easy storage and shipping.

Anchoring, Docking for Sale

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