Dometic HA5471-2 | Liquid Tie Bar Alignment Valve Assists with Air Removal & Re Alignment of Engine EPASERVKIT3 UPC: 3587790013047

Name: Dometic HA5471-2 | Liquid Tie Bar Alignment Valve Assists with Air Removal & Re Alignment of Engine EPASERVKIT3 UPC: 3587790013047
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54356983671
Price: 251.82 USD
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Dometic HA5471 2 Liquid Tie Bar Alignment Valve Assists with Air Removal & Re Alignment of Engine EPASERVKIT3 UPC: 3587790013047 UPC: 3587790013047 UPC: 0043311048699 The cylinder allows for the periodic required realignment of two outboard motors or rudders that are linked together with a hydraulic tie bar as opposed to a solid link or a mechanical tie bar Hydraulic tie bar alignment valve may be used in conjunction with a cylinder mounted to each engine

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