One Pair Undrilled Cast Aluminum Bolt or Weld Heavy Duty Stern Handles

Heard about these from (YouTube) "Wayne The Boat Guy". He's right. They are very good quality and reasonably priced. Got them in three days. Can't complain. If anyone asks, I'll send them here.

These are heavy duty & worked great on a small John Boat.We actually ordered more of them to put more handles on the boat for carrying ease.

Use on the ramp of a trailer to assist with lowering.

Got these for a 1994 Lowe jon boat bc the original one broke in half on me. This was a good replacement and overall thicker then what was originally on the boat.

I bought these hoping they would be a suitable replacement for my corroded handles on my 1970s era little 12 foot V hull boat. The casting is ever so slightly different than the original but they are a perfect replacement. Almost identical feel, weight and thickness as the original handles I removed.

I'm using these on my aluminum fishing boat, they are robust handles that once welded on... are now part of the boat.I liked the fact that there are dimples so that if you wanted to drill holes in them and use them for a gate or shed doorheld on with screws or bolts, you can drill whatever size that works for you.

The media could not be loaded.  Set up so you can drill them or weld if you do aluminum welding. Solid feel. No burrs or imperfections. Hand sized.Check out my video for a good look at these handles. I've got no problems with them whatsoever and am mounting them on my aluminum truck boxes.

Nice and strong. Not super polished or smooth, but serves the purpose on my sailboat just perfectly.