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Old 02-06-2008
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I'm trying to identify the make/model of the furler on my 1987 Pearson 27.

Someone thought it was an old CDI Reefer model but CDI said it didn't look
like it.

Anybody have an idea.

Thanks,

Terry
1987 Pearson 27 #19
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Looks like it could be a ProFurl. Doesnt look anything like a CDI.
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