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Old 05-03-2004
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Mast Rails

Does anyone know where I can buy Mast Rails? I don`t know the correct nautical name but its the rails you lean against while working with the Mast Whinchs.
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Mast Rails

They go by various names including "Mast Pulpit" and My favorite "sissy bars". Any shop that does Stainless work can fabricte them up for you.
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