Attwood 5092-14-7 | 14" Angled 1 Mile Pulsar Pole Mounted Bi Color Stowaway 2 Pin Standard Pole GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-no-hook-with-elbow-1-2-nps 37 lbs) Selling Unit One

Name: Attwood 5092-14-7 | 14" Angled 1 Mile Pulsar Pole Mounted Bi Color Stowaway 2 Pin Standard Pole GROUP+ambassador-marine-small-marine-sprayer-no-hook-with-elbow-1-2-nps 37 lbs) Selling Unit One
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Attwood 5092 14 7 14" Angled 1 Mile Pulsar Pole Mounted Bi Color Stowaway 2 Pin Standard Pole GROUP+ambassador marine small marine sprayer no hook with elbow 1 2 nps 37 lbs) Selling Unit One 37 lbs) Selling Unit One kit Included The adhesive is hydrophilic 225° Red Green light visibility for boats up to 39 4' (12m) in length

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