Sea Dog 041610 | Cleat Stainless Open Base A: 10" B:1 7/8" C:3 5/8" D:1 3/4" 5/16" FH GROUP+ambassador-marine-deck-mount-hammer-head-sprayer-elite-holder Nylon Carry Case for HX400

Name: Sea Dog 041610 | Cleat Stainless Open Base A: 10" B:1 7/8" C:3 5/8" D:1 3/4" 5/16" FH GROUP+ambassador-marine-deck-mount-hammer-head-sprayer-elite-holder Nylon Carry Case for HX400
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Sea Dog 041610 Cleat Stainless Open Base A: 10" B:1 7 8" C:3 5 8" D:1 3 4" 5 16" FH GROUP+ambassador marine deck mount hammer head sprayer elite holder Nylon Carry Case for HX400 Nylon Carry Case for HX400 & HX380 cleaning products 316 stainless steel open base cleats provide easy line tie off and corrosion resistance in a classic style Four thru bolts required for installation (not included)

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