Catalina 22 Mast Deck Spacer on 2040-parts.com
Centre, Alabama, United States
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This is a 1' spacer for under the mast on the deck to raise the mast as allowed in the C-22 class rules. It alleviates having to have a new set of shouds made so the turnbuckles don't bottom out when you tension the rig. Place it between the mast base and the deck and then lag the mast base into the compression post inside the boat thru the deck. |
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