Used Marine Radar Arch Could Be Modified To Use As Ski Tower Or Wake Tower on 2040-parts.com
Conneaut, Ohio, United States
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I have here a used radar arch for your consideration. It's currently configured for a fly bridge but can be slugged to meet desired width & cut down for height. Overall width is now 82 inches. Center to center of mounting brackets is 78 inches. This is a well made, built strong radar arch. During it's last life, a radar system, lights, speakers and antennas were mounted to the top shelf of the arch. With some mounting modifications this could possibly be used as a ski or wake tower if done correctly. With a quick cleaning and fresh paint this arch would be like new. Radar Arch MUST BE PICKED UP from zip code 44030. |
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