Mercury 48-897618A10 | Black Max 3-Blade Aluminum Propeller, 8.9" Diameter x 8.5" Pitch, Right-Hand Rotation FHBOLT3 Manufacturer Part Number: 101077

Name: Mercury 48-897618A10 | Black Max 3-Blade Aluminum Propeller, 8.9" Diameter x 8.5" Pitch, Right-Hand Rotation FHBOLT3 Manufacturer Part Number: 101077
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42051850394
Price: 109.78 USD
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Mercury 48 897618A10 Black Max 3 Blade Aluminum Propeller, 8.9" Diameter x 8.5" Pitch, Right Hand Rotation FHBOLT3 Manufacturer Part Number: 101077 Manufacturer Part Number: 101077 All models also include a standard threaded ring for hook up to ordinary threaded inlets and accept the Marinco Easy Lock System Ring The Mercury Black Max propeller 897618A10 sets the bar for versatility and value among aluminum props Mercury parts and accessories are backed by decades of experience in engineering

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