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    • Replacement Bobbin

    SKU:
    MUSMA9211
    Replacement Bobbins (Pack of 12)
    $14.99
    Dissolves when immersed in water and cause the CO2 cylinder to inflate Automatic PFD's. View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
    Separate orders or contact us at online@trotac.ca
    for special shipping arrangements.

    Bobbins are a replacement part for all Halkey Roberts type automatic inflators. They dissolve when immersed in water and cause the CO2 cylinder to inflate the PFD. All Mustangs automatic inflatable PFDs come with cylinders and bobbins. We recommend annual maintenance and inspection of your PFD. For recreational use, bobbins should be replaced every three years to avoid inadvertent inflation.

    Brand:
    Mustang Survival
    Gender:
    Unisex
    Inflation:
    Automatic
    Inflator Type:
    Halkey Roberts
    1 Year
    Gender:
    Unisex
    Inflation:
    Automatic
    Inflator Type:
    Halkey Roberts

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