HARKEN 1988 MAST BASE BLOCK 2 1/4" - Trotac Marine
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    • HARKEN 1988 MAST BASE BLOCK 2 1/4"

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    HAR1988
    HARKEN 1988 MAST BASE BLOCK 2 1/4"
    $325.00
    Low-profile mastbase halyard lead blocks are lightweight and can be grouped in a small area at the mastbase. View full description

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    MAST BASE BLOCK 2 1/4"

    Specifications

    Height (in) 2 7/8 in
    Length (in) 3 3/16 in
    Sheave Ø (mm) 57 mm
    Sheave Ø (in) 2 1/4 in
    Length (mm) 81 mm
    Width (mm) 35 mm
    Width (in) 1 3/8 in
    Weight (g) 175 g
    Weight (oz) 6.2 oz
    Maximum line Ø (mm) 10 mm
    Maximum line Ø (in) 3/8 in
    Fasteners (mm) 6 FH mm
    Fasteners (in) 1/4 FH in
    Maximum working load (kg) 1136 kg
    Maximum working load (lb) 2500 lb
    Breaking load (kg) 2273 kg
    Breaking load (lb) 5000 lb
    Height (mm) 73 mm
    Number of fasteners 3
    Brand:
    Harken

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