Taylor Made Products 5101B | Fender Cover for Inflatable Fender 18" dia. x 42"L Black seachoice-streamlined-shaft-anode-allen-screw-magnesium-model • Integrated LED power indicator

Name: Taylor Made Products 5101B | Fender Cover for Inflatable Fender 18" dia. x 42"L Black seachoice-streamlined-shaft-anode-allen-screw-magnesium-model • Integrated LED power indicator
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89266541792
Price: 147.15 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3942000000000005 (8 reviews)

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Taylor Made Products 5101B Fender Cover for Inflatable Fender 18" dia. x 42"L Black seachoice streamlined shaft anode allen screw magnesium model • Integrated LED power indicator • Integrated LED power indicator light on the female connector provides quick visual confirmation of power availability Length Threaded Neck Inches 5 8 Color: Black • Machine washable

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