Lewmar HM15HT200PX | Premium Anchor Rode 215' 15' of 1/4" Chain & 200' of 1/2" Rope with Shackle META_BUY_ONLINE_PICK_UP_IN_STORE_OVERSIZED BBD Dual Pump 24VDC:

Name: Lewmar HM15HT200PX | Premium Anchor Rode 215' 15' of 1/4" Chain & 200' of 1/2" Rope with Shackle META_BUY_ONLINE_PICK_UP_IN_STORE_OVERSIZED BBD Dual Pump 24VDC:
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SKU: 33720352519
Price: 386.98 USD
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Lewmar HM15HT200PX Premium Anchor Rode 215' 15' of 1 4" Chain & 200' of 1 2" Rope with Shackle META_BUY_ONLINE_PICK_UP_IN_STORE_OVERSIZED BBD Dual Pump 24VDC: BBD Dual Pump 24VDC: This easy to use 5" device now features high contrast color palettes to make it easier to see what’s beneath the surface Chain Diameter (Inches) = 1 4" Chain Length (Feet) = 15' Rope Diameter (Inches) = 1 2" Rope Length (Feet) = 200' Rope Type = 3 Strand Nylon Premium Anchor Rode 215' 15' of 1 4" Chain & 200' of 1 2" Rope w Shackle

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