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Swivl-eze By Attwood Lakesport 2 3/8" Boat Seat Mount Locking P/n 818441 on 2040-parts.com

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Vero Beach, Florida, United States
Swivl-Eze by Attwood Lakesport 2 3/8" Boat Seat Mount Locking P/N 818441, US $40.99, image 1
Condition:New Type:Seat Mount Manufacturer Part Number:818441 Brand:Swivl-Eze

Swivl-Eze by Attwood Lakesport 2 3/8" Boat Seat Mount Locking






Cast aluminum with friction control

3º Tilt

Locking

ABYC: AO

Swivl-Eze by Atwood P/N 818441

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