Uflex USA C4X12 | Johnson/Evinrude (OMC) Pre 1979 Engine Control Cable 12' seachoice-hourmeter-boats-round-in-bezel This transom mount transducer consistently

Name: Uflex USA C4X12 | Johnson/Evinrude (OMC) Pre 1979 Engine Control Cable 12' seachoice-hourmeter-boats-round-in-bezel This transom mount transducer consistently
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SKU: 90068773888
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Uflex USA C4X12 | Johnson/Evinrude (OMC) Pre 1979 Engine Control Cable 12' seachoice-hourmeter-boats-round-in-bezel This transom mount transducer consistently

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Uflex USA C4X12 Johnson Evinrude (OMC) Pre 1979 Engine Control Cable 12' seachoice hourmeter boats round in bezel This transom mount transducer consistently This transom mount transducer consistently displays clear and crisp fish arches with superior target separation as well as clear definition of structure below the boat Dimensions 6 Fits pre 1979 OMC & Evinrude applications

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