Marine-boating-sailing-safety-throwable-rescue Bag-50'-life Line-never Used on 2040-parts.com
Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
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You are bidding on this great marine safety device. This is a Life Line Rescue Bag that contains 50' of special woven floating line. Hold the end of the line in the top of the bag while throwing the weighted bag toward your target. The weighted item in the bag is also an item that floats, keeping the bag on the surface. This item has never been deployed and is a great safety item for your vessel. THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION!!! Please e-mail with any questions prior to bidding. If you would like additional pictures, please be as specific as possible as to what you would like to see. In order to guarantee the sale, contact must be established within 3 days and payment received within 7 days of auction close. If paid with a personal or business check, shipping will be delayed 10 days to allow the check to clear. If item is not as represented in the description, your full purchase price will be refunded upon return of the item in the same condition as when sold. Check my other auctions and save money on combined shipping. |
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