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It is part of an anchor chock to keep a Danforth on deck.
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apparently the rest is missing?
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Looks like whoever installed it used it as a cleat for the anchor or dockline maybe?
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It's a chain cleat.

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I vote for the 'chain cleat' purpose given the way it's installed... but it sure looks like part of the Danforth Storage setup Brian found.
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Looks like you need some of that Spotless Stainless on your pushpit fitting and your snap shackle. Just sayin'.

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Looks like a "toe stubber" to me, useful for nothing but. It's not robust enough to use as a cleat for anything but light stuff.
Take it out, seal it up and reduce do your part to reduce toe injuries.
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Carrying handle?
That must be it, I'll look for one like it on the the other end.
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