Wincher Barton Marine Wincher Turns Winches Into Self Tailing Winch Brand New on 2040-parts.com
Dearborn, Michigan, US
Brand new Barton Marine Wincher - set of 2 - with instructions. Size Medium to fit: Antal W9, W16, W30, Lewmar 30 40, Harken B32.2 B40.2 according to packaging.
This comes from a smoke-free home.
Please email with any questions. Item sold as-is.
Described accurately and honestly.
I am not an expert.
I will ship the same or next day after confirmation of payment.
Shipping amount is to lower 48 states only.
Payment is expected within 5 days.
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