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Old 07-11-2020, 23:00   #1
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Looking for mast spreaders in good shape. Around 46"s from mounting bolt to upper wire attachment. Could be a little longer or shorter. ...thanx
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You might give "Dons Marine Salvage" in Clearwater FL a call. They have a big section of mast's and mast parts out back. Expect to pay half of new.
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You might give "Dons Marine Salvage" in Clearwater FL a call. They have a big section of mast's and mast parts out back. Expect to pay half of new.
Thanx for the tip...I'll try them
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Whoa thanks, I didn't even know
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