10"x7'' ''private Dock Keep Off'', Aluminium Sign on 2040-parts.com
Mount Gilead, Ohio, US
THIS IS FOR A 10"X7" "PRIVATE DOCK KEEP OFF". IT IS WHITE AND MADE WITH .040" ALUMINIUM WITH A BAKED ENAMEL FINISH AND IS SCREEN PRINT WITH BLACK LETTERING. THIS SIGN IS A COMMERIAL QUALITY SIGN AND WILL LAST MANY YEARS OUTDOORS OR INSIDE. THE SIGN SHIPS WITHIN 1 WORKING DAYS. FOR OTHER "NO NONSENSE" SIGNS BE SURE TO CHECK MY EBAY STORE OR OTHER AUCTIONS. THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST AND GOOD LUCK .WE ARE ALWAYS HAPPY TO COMBINE SHIPPING, JUST REQUEST A TOTAL WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED ORDERING. AS USUAL, BUYER PAYS ONLY ACTUAL COST OF SHIPPING.
Anchoring, Docking for Sale
Double braid nylon dockline,5/8" x 25', blue part# scp40451(f)(US $26.50)
Anchor chain 3/8",g4,ht,galvanized, *iso ! new !(US $4.00)
22 lb. claw anchor w/rope(US $100.00)
Usa 16 lb. anchor(US $12.00)
Lewmar # 45522 windlass up foot switch black new (US $35.00)
120' feet 3/4 premium prespliced three strand archor rode(US $25.00)
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