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Old 22-07-2011, 13:53   #1
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Specs for Ocean Marine Mark IV Davits ?

The boat came with davits, made by Ocean Marine Products Corp in Greensboro NC. Have a brochure but no specifications or any data. Have googled Ocean Marine and found other companies with similar names but this one seems to be gone.

Anyone familiar with these davits and what weight they are rated to lift?


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Re: Specs for Ocean Marine Mark IV davits?

Skip you should remove them and ship them to me immediately Ill get back to you in a couple of years and let you know how they are
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Old 22-07-2011, 16:51   #3
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Re: Specs for Ocean Marine Mark IV davits?

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Skip you should remove them and ship them to me immediately Ill get back to you in a couple of years and let you know how they are
Well I would be happy to but then I would have these holes to fill on the back deck and I already have a hole in the water I am trying to fill.
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