Minn Kota 1368668 | Fortrex 80 Trolling Motor Dual Spectrum CHIRP 24V 80LB 52" GROUP+ambassador-marine-deck-mount-large-sprayer-low-profile-holder Features 1/4" NPTM to bowl

Name: Minn Kota 1368668 | Fortrex 80 Trolling Motor Dual Spectrum CHIRP 24V 80LB 52" GROUP+ambassador-marine-deck-mount-large-sprayer-low-profile-holder Features 1/4" NPTM to bowl
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45279025465
Price: 875.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0009 (18 reviews)

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Minn Kota 1368668 Fortrex 80 Trolling Motor Dual Spectrum CHIRP 24V 80LB 52" GROUP+ambassador marine deck mount large sprayer low profile holder Features 1 4" NPTM to bowl Features 1 4" NPTM to bowl or adapter with a 1 4" NPTF bottom port for use with provided plug (plug must be in valve unless servicing) single color fade What's Included 52" foot control trolling motor

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