This Danforth is designed for boats between 17' and 27' and features two large triangular flukes attached to the stock, allowing the flukes to orient toward the seabed at a 32-degree angle for maximum holding capabilities in common sea bottoms.
5/16"-24 NF Economy turnbuckle with 1,080 pound Working Load Limit and 3,100 pound Break Strength. 316 Stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability.
All the features of a Smargauge SG200 on your device. Now you can determine your battery(s) condition from anywhere with the Bluetooth® Smartphone App to keep information in your pocket.
Twenty-four feet overall and constructed with 1/2" diameter floating MFP line, two ferruled 316 stainless Snap Hooks and an Antal Low Friction Ring. Antal Ring allows the dinghy to track behind the boat easily.
Designed to provide precise voltage control for Balmar's high-output 12-volt alternators and other externally regulated P-type alternators, the MC-618 features eight user-selectable programs
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