Magma T10-185. | 28" Double Locking Stowable Pedestal (SD) Mount Fits All Rectangular Grills and Single Mount Filet SCHYDR3 (CHIRP 260/455 kHz) Traditional 600

Name: Magma T10-185. | 28" Double Locking Stowable Pedestal (SD) Mount Fits All Rectangular Grills and Single Mount Filet SCHYDR3 (CHIRP 260/455 kHz) Traditional 600
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12144333534
Price: 105.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3762 (29 reviews)

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Magma T10 185. 28" Double Locking Stowable Pedestal (SD) Mount Fits All Rectangular Grills and Single Mount Filet SCHYDR3 (CHIRP 260 455 kHz) Traditional 600 (CHIRP 260 455 kHz) Traditional 600 W (Mid band CHIRP 80 160 kHz) GT56UHD TH Thru Hull Mount Transducer Fits: Rectangular grills & single mount fillet tables Locks into the mounting base and the grill or table locks to the pedestal

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