Lee's Tackle RH5169H | 15° Stainless Steel Swivel Base Flush Mount Rod Holder Medium 2" OD X 6.5" Tube f/ Small Bent ADDWIND3 Pressure Switch: Controls the pump's

Name: Lee's Tackle RH5169H | 15° Stainless Steel Swivel Base Flush Mount Rod Holder Medium 2" OD X 6.5" Tube f/ Small Bent ADDWIND3 Pressure Switch: Controls the pump's
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68432788790
Price: 141.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4194 (26 reviews)

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Lee's Tackle RH5169H 15° Stainless Steel Swivel Base Flush Mount Rod Holder Medium 2" OD X 6.5" Tube f Small Bent ADDWIND3 Pressure Switch: Controls the pump's Pressure Switch: Controls the pump's on off cycle based on water pressure Used to mount swivel elbow number CM 20 4142411 where reel drags in the neighborhood of 60 pounds are frequently used and can result in tremendous forces being applied to the rod holder pin Straight butt rods can be manually rotated so that the line remains on the tips roller

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