TACO Universal Leaning Post Backrest [L10-1002-1]
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- $445.99
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- $445.99
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$495.99
Universal Leaning Post BackrestTaco Marine's Universal Leaning Post Backrest is designed to fit the Neptune Premium, Neptune II and most...
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Universal Leaning Post Backrest
Taco Marine's Universal Leaning Post Backrest is designed to fit the Neptune Premium, Neptune II and most standard leaning posts available in the market. Arms fold for easy and convenient storage.
Features:
- Universal design to fit Taco Marine's Neptune Premium, Neptune II and most standard leaning posts
- Arms install at desired width to fit rod holders
- Cool, white, easy-to-clean, cushioned backrest
- Arms fold for easy storage when not in use
- Hardware included
- 3 year limited warranty
- Made in USA
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Returns
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Unused, uninstalled products in their original packaging may be returned within 60 calendar days of delivery for a refund or exchange (30 days for marine electronics). Customer is responsible for return shipping.
All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
For more information, check our Refund & Return Policy
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TACO Universal Leaning Post Backrest [L10-1002-1]
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