Taylor Made 22042 | AnchorShade III With Powder Coated Aluminum Frame and 4 Point Height Adjuster 6' x 6' Includes FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL model or year of manufacture

Name: Taylor Made 22042 | AnchorShade III With Powder Coated Aluminum Frame and 4 Point Height Adjuster 6' x 6' Includes FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL model or year of manufacture
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SKU: 36525684633
Price: 196.99 USD
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Taylor Made 22042 | AnchorShade III With Powder Coated Aluminum Frame and 4 Point Height Adjuster 6' x 6' Includes FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL model or year of manufacture

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Taylor Made 22042 AnchorShade III With Powder Coated Aluminum Frame and 4 Point Height Adjuster 6' x 6' Includes FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL model or year of manufacture model or year of manufacture * Equipped with Cam Lock suction cup for quick mounting and bracket for permanent mounting Aluminum support pole easily adjusts up to 8' From the boat deck to the dock

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