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Selden Tack Swivel Wedge (50mm - 10mm) for 300S Furlers

SKU: SEL-SPR-301-155  |  Manuf. Code: 301-155
$59.95 USD
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DESCRIPTION

The Selden Tack Swivel Wedge (301-155) is designed for 1x19 wire terminals with a 10 mm wire diameter. It is specifically intended for use with 300S furlers. When reusing Sta-lok wire terminals, this wedge must be replaced for proper functionality. With a 50 mm size, it ensures strong and secure connections, essential for reliable rigging performance.

Our Part # SEL-SPR-301-155 | Selden Part # 301-155

FEATURES

  • Tack swivel wedge 50mm to 10mm size
  • Designed for 300S furler models
  • Smooth rotational control and stability
  • Heavy-duty construction for larger furlers

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

DescriptionImperialMetric
Weight9.0 oz255.0 g
Bearings6BB + 1RB6BB + 1RB

KNOWLEDGE BASE

Selden Furlex 200TD & 300TD — Owner's ManualAssembly and operating manual plus the full spare parts list for the Selden Furlex 200TD and 300TD through-deck jib.View Manual →
Selden Furlex 100S, 200S, 300S, 400S & 500S — Selection GuideOrdering data for the previous Furlex generation: 100S (up to approx. 30 ft) and 200S-500S (approx. 30-70 ft), with.View Selection Guide →