Large Vang, 4:1 Purchase, 1/2 Inch Line, 10 Feet Long, Snap Shackles on 2040-parts.com
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, US
You are bidding on a used 4:1 purchase which might be used for a large boat vang or a mizzen sheet block. The line is 1/2 inch. The purchase is 10 feet long when fully extended (40 feet of line). The purchase has a Ronstan RF1174 fiddle block with cam cleat and snap shackle and a Ronstan RF1171 fiddle block with snap shackle. The line is secured to the RF1174 with a nicely spliced eye. Some scaling/corrosion was noted on the teeth of the cam cleat, however the cleat appears to hold well. The line appears to be on good to very good condition with no significant picks or damage to the cover. The block appear to be in good to very good functional condition. The sheaves appear to be in very good condition with no excess wobble or cracking. The sheave spin freely. The blocks have some blemishes which appear to be cosmetic.
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