Perko 0200MABW01 | Masthead/White All Round Navigation Light 12V WINTER_GEAR_LUBE_AND_LOWER_UNIT Manufacturer Part Number: SMTH3

Name: Perko 0200MABW01 | Masthead/White All Round Navigation Light 12V WINTER_GEAR_LUBE_AND_LOWER_UNIT Manufacturer Part Number: SMTH3
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91012914348
Price: 131.56 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5751 (23 reviews)

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Perko 0200MABW01 Masthead White All Round Navigation Light 12V WINTER_GEAR_LUBE_AND_LOWER_UNIT Manufacturer Part Number: SMTH3 Manufacturer Part Number: SMTH3 Hardware is Engineered to Exceed ABYC Standards Type A Operator Models lead the industry with these features: Ergonomic positive locking handles with stainless steel components inch Slot inch locking channels (on adjustable height models) are the safest manual adjustment available Number 10 mounting screws Incandescent 0200 Series base mount navigation lights in black or white polymer

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