36" Aluminum Marine Footrest Custom on 2040-parts.com
Hainesport, New Jersey, United States
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I am selling a 36" Heavy Duty Custom welded Aluminum footrest. Came off 30 Ryborunner and is made of 1.25" AL pipe. Specifications are listed below, did not return to boat after rehab due to new console. This is a real HD unit that can withstand severe use as compared to the cheap brackets I see today on boats
Overall width: 36 3/8" Pipe Size: 1.25" Bottom Leg: 9.5" below top Round Mounts: 3 3/8" |
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