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ND furlers provide enhanced convenience, performance and reliability.
Profurl has developed a unique twin-motor system which lets you manoeuvre headsails quickly, easily and repeatedly using hydraulic or electric systems. Made from durable high-quality materials, the compact furler can be used on all deck layouts and adjusts to suit your existing forestay.

Features include minimal noise, low power consumption, easy conversion from manual to motorised and an auto-locking mechanism. Options are available for boats of between 9m and 22m and ND furlers are supplied with a handle socket for manual operation in case of power supply failure.
The units are maintenance free and come with a three-year worldwide warranty.
FIND IT @ www.kiwiyachting.co.nz
 
 

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