Sea Dog 318018 | Folding Grapnel Anchor 18 lbs. A: 1/2" B:22 1/2" C:5" Boat Length: 18' 26' Line/Length: 3/8"/150' EPASPEE3 Supports Extended Thermal Camera Feature

Name: Sea Dog 318018 | Folding Grapnel Anchor 18 lbs. A: 1/2" B:22 1/2" C:5" Boat Length: 18' 26' Line/Length: 3/8"/150' EPASPEE3 Supports Extended Thermal Camera Feature
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Sea Dog 318018 Folding Grapnel Anchor 18 lbs. A: 1 2" B:22 1 2" C:5" Boat Length: 18' 26' Line Length: 3 8" 150' EPASPEE3 Supports Extended Thermal Camera Feature Supports Extended Thermal Camera Feature Operation Manufacturer Part Number: ALM100 01 Features & Specifications Line Size: 3 8" 150'

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