Mercury 48-812954A10 | Black Max 4-Blade Aluminum Propeller (Black) for Kicker Motors, 8" Diameter x 5" Pitch ESPGALV3 101XDS Short Extreme Duty Actuator

Name: Mercury 48-812954A10 | Black Max 4-Blade Aluminum Propeller (Black) for Kicker Motors, 8" Diameter x 5" Pitch ESPGALV3 101XDS Short Extreme Duty Actuator
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 46500086401
Price: 192.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.893700000000001 (17 reviews)

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Mercury 48 812954A10 Black Max 4 Blade Aluminum Propeller (Black) for Kicker Motors, 8" Diameter x 5" Pitch ESPGALV3 101XDS Short Extreme Duty Actuator 101XDS Short Extreme Duty Actuator 12V 2 1 4" Stroke with Mounting Hardware Manufacturer Part Number: 035754 10 The Mercury Black Max 4 blade aluminum propeller 812954A10 offers outstanding speed control and steering authority on kicker motors and other low horsepower outboards Mercury parts and accessories are backed by decades of experience in engineering

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