Click to enlargeMaxwell Windlass Pressure Arm Upgrade Kit - Old Model
Manufacturer: MaxwellPart #: P102837SKU: 70287
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Item #: 70287
Category: Windlass Accessories
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Description
Windlass Pressure Arm Upgrade Kit - Old Model Features: Applications: Older (White Finish) HRC 6 and HRC 8 Windlasses Kit includes pressure arm, clip and clip insulator Ensures trouble-free rode transition from rope to chain
Specifications
| Brand | Maxwell |
|---|---|
| Part Number | P102837 |
| EverTide SKU | 70287 |
| UPC | 9414761045384 |
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