Springfield 1780223 | 2" x 15" Economy Transom Tuff'ner GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook Manufacturer part number 50-79281

Name: Springfield 1780223 | 2" x 15" Economy Transom Tuff'ner GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook Manufacturer part number 50-79281
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91670633817
Price: 81.75 USD
Availability: InStock
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Springfield 1780223 2" x 15" Economy Transom Tuff'ner GROUP+ambassador marine aidack pull out deck tap cold only large sprayer no hook Manufacturer part number 50 79281 Manufacturer part number 50 79281 Status indicator light provides feedback on power and protection status as well as an indication of line load reversal Adds strength to boat's transom by evenly distributing forces during fast starts Size: 2" x 15"

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