Dometic CHX8241P |Star Xtreme Series Dual Lever Top Mount Control Trim Switch (no Neutral Interlock on Handle) MELMIC3 Mercruiser Exhaust Riser and Accessories

Name: Dometic CHX8241P |Star Xtreme Series Dual Lever Top Mount Control Trim Switch (no Neutral Interlock on Handle) MELMIC3 Mercruiser Exhaust Riser and Accessories
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91572178144
Price: 278.27 USD
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Rating: 4.7839 (12 reviews)

Dometic CHX8241P |Star Xtreme Series Dual Lever Top Mount Control Trim Switch (no Neutral Interlock on Handle) MELMIC3 Mercruiser Exhaust Riser and Accessories

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Dometic CHX8241P Star Xtreme Series Dual Lever Top Mount Control Trim Switch (no Neutral Interlock on Handle) MELMIC3 Mercruiser Exhaust Riser and Accessories Mercruiser Exhaust Riser and Accessories with protective pocket for your spared propeller All controls include start in gear protection This control is designed for twin engine applications

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