Hood Stoboom- Complete System on 2040-parts.com
Alexandria, Virginia, United States
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I have for sale my Hood Stoboom in-boom mainsail furling system. This is a complete system (no mainsail) to include complete boom, sail track, components, and line tender. This was a fully functioning
unit when removed and has been in storage for the past year. This is perfect for someone that needs replacement parts for
an existing unit since these are almost impossible to find or for someone looking to convert a conventional system. This is being
removed from my Valiant 40 for a different mainsail rig. I will remove remaining components from mast only upon the unit being sold (I
have no storage space). Dimensions are as follows:
Listing says local pick-up only but I will ship within the US or may be able to deliver for a small fee depending on the buyers location. Shipping for this sale will have to be determined after components
are removed, as some of the components will are very irregular. |
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