Pin Lock for Reel Cox
Quick Overview
- Secure Locking: Spring-loaded design locks and secures the reel, even on rough terrain
- Versatile Use: Suitable for hand crank and motorized reels for added versatility.
- Wide Compatibility: Fits 1125, 1175, 1185, 1195, 1275, and 1600 series reels.
- Durable Build: Constructed to withstand rugged conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance.
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$25.50
$29.50
Product Description: The Cox Reel Locking Pin Assembly is a reliable solution designed to securely lock and stabilize your reel, even in mobile conditions over rough terrain. This spring-loaded lock pin ensures your reel stays in place, providing peace of mind and safety during transport and use.
Key Features:
- Secure Locking Mechanism: Spring-loaded design ensures a tight and secure lock, preventing reel movement.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for both hand crank and motorized reels, enhancing the versatility of your setup.
- Compatibility: Designed to be compatible with multiple reel series, including 1125, 1175, 1185, 1195, 1275, and 1600 series.
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand rugged conditions and repeated use, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Applications:
- Hand Crank Reels: Provides a secure locking mechanism for manual reel operations.
- Motorized Reels: Ensures stability and security for motorized reel setups during transport and use.
The Cox Reel Locking Pin Assembly is an essential accessory for anyone needing a reliable and secure way to lock their reel, making it ideal for various industrial and commercial applications.
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