C. Sherman Johnson "Captain Hook" Chain Snubber T-316 Stainless Steel Configuration:Hook With 15' Nylon Line Manufacturer Part Number: 1358503

Name: C. Sherman Johnson "Captain Hook" Chain Snubber T-316 Stainless Steel Configuration:Hook With 15' Nylon Line Manufacturer Part Number: 1358503
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80523385492
Price: 67.95 USD
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Rating: 4.724500000000001 (24 reviews)

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C. Sherman Johnson "Captain Hook" Chain Snubber T 316 Stainless Steel Configuration:Hook With 15' Nylon Line Manufacturer Part Number: 1358503 Manufacturer Part Number: 1358503 Its performance Underway Security: Use the snubber on deck to securely hold the chain in your anchor roller The shock absorbing qualities of the nylon line versions further protect your deck hardware from sudden surges

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