Kingston Anchors LTD Bow Roller Wheels

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October 1, 2020

Your anchor launch and retrieval  will go a lot smoother if your boat’s bow roller wheels are maintained.

Kingston Anchors Ltd makes more than 15 shapes and sizes to replace worn and broken wheels.

Our roller wheels are machined from Delrin, a strong and dense polymer suited for the marine environment as it provides low absorption of moisture. Made of 100% Marine Grade U.S.A. Stainless Steel for maximum tensile strength and long lasting corrosion protection. Saltwater tested to 500 hours with no signs of corrosion or rust. Manufactured in Canada.

These white wheels are designed to last the life of the bow roller and will not yellow, fade, or crack.

 

Where to Buy:

Ask your local Marina Chandlery or visit the online retailer(s) below:

Binnacle

Rigging Shoppe

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