Attwood 11798-6 Quick Cinch on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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Attwood 11798-6 Quick Cinch
Ideal for tying down kayaks and canoes or for replacing worn boat cover cinches. Includes Quick Cinch, 8ft. X 1/4" rope and hook. Marine Quick Cinches are easy to use, without stretching or knots to tie. Package contains 8 ft of 1/4 in. rope, two chrome plated hooks, and one cinch. Use several Marine Quick Cinches to easily tie-down boat covers or loose cargo. They are useful anytime for hoisting or securing items. For example, use them while camping, hunting, moving, transporting toys or tools, and doing yard work.
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