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roller chocks for midship

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roller chocks for midship

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Does anyone know of a source for roller chocks for midships?
John Tarbox
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I did a Google search with minimal results, but you may want to give this site a try: http://www.schoellhorn-albrecht.com/shi ... hocks.html
Dick Coerse
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Tartan Yachts sells them as replacement parts: https://www.tartanparts.com/product/pro ... 2cef7fd117
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Post by Zach »

Neato.

Cool idea to get away from the toe stubber amidship cleats... Grin.

Zach
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