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Vintage Merriman Bros. Boston Chrome Over Bronze Large Winches. 7" Diam. Pair. on 2040-parts.com

US $360.00
Location:

Cross Junction, Virginia, United States

Cross Junction, Virginia, United States
Condition:Used

LARGE pair of vintage Merriman Bros 6 sailboat winches.

7 inch diameter at base. 5 1/2" diameter at top. 6 inch height.

Chrome over Bronze. See pics for condition.

6 holes for mounting.

Ratchets smoothly but not a sailor so no guarantees.

Each weighs nearly 20 pounds.

Please ask any questions prior to bidding.

Price is for the pair. Will consider selling just one with appropriate offer price.

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