WakeMAKERS DirectFIT - Malibu Plug-and-Play "L" Tank - Large Port Stern - 580lbs Black Friday This is the OEM impeller

Name: WakeMAKERS DirectFIT - Malibu Plug-and-Play "L" Tank - Large Port Stern - 580lbs Black Friday This is the OEM impeller
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 52577184324
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8118 (14 reviews)

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WakeMAKERS DirectFIT Malibu Plug and Play "L" Tank Large Port Stern 580lbs Black Friday This is the OEM impeller This is the OEM impeller used in the water pump on nearly every Indmar inboard marine motor The shorter toeside edge makes learning to edge on your toes and toeside jumps easier to learn since there is less rail needed to initiate when applying toeside pressure This the port larger bag capacity option approved for use by Malibu in the current generation of boats that use the "L" shaped rear hard tanks Applications: 2016+ Wakesetter 24 MXZ 2018+ Wakesetter 23 LSV 2017+ Wakesetter 25 LSV 2019+ Wakesetter 23 MXZ

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