Seachoice SC30098 | Cap Screw Hex Head 3/8" 16 x 1" GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-small-sprayer-no-hook Manufacturer Part Number: 88251

Name: Seachoice SC30098 | Cap Screw Hex Head 3/8" 16 x 1" GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-small-sprayer-no-hook Manufacturer Part Number: 88251
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SKU: 63932589586
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Seachoice SC30098 Cap Screw Hex Head 3 8" 16 x 1" GROUP+ambassador marine aidack pull out deck tap cold only small sprayer no hook Manufacturer Part Number: 88251 Manufacturer Part Number: 88251 Boom Length (Inches) = 24" Cable Length (Feet) = 200' Manual Electric = Manual Rod Holder Included = Yes Spool Construction = Plastic Swivel Base Included = No 316 Stainless Steel Features & Specifications

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