Engineered Marine Products 1300-00141 | EMP Carburetor Repair Kit seachoice-rudder-trim-tab-anode-allen-screw-model 2-1/2 Long x 2-5/8 Wide

Name: Engineered Marine Products 1300-00141 | EMP Carburetor Repair Kit seachoice-rudder-trim-tab-anode-allen-screw-model 2-1/2 Long x 2-5/8 Wide
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 3880118394
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8946000000000005 (21 reviews)

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Engineered Marine Products 1300 00141 EMP Carburetor Repair Kit seachoice rudder trim tab anode allen screw model 2 1 2 Long x 2 5 8 Wide 2 1 2 Long x 2 5 8 Wide Tele Outriggers are strong and sturdy even in the roughest seas with Engineered to withstand demanding marine environments 200 350 Hp GM & MIE engines with Rochester 2 bbl carburetors

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