Mercury 48-8M8026640 | SpitFire 4-Blade Aluminum Propeller, 10.1” Diameter x 15” Pitch, Right-Hand Rotation GODETE3 Spring Cartridge & Shaft Kit

Name: Mercury 48-8M8026640 | SpitFire 4-Blade Aluminum Propeller, 10.1” Diameter x 15” Pitch, Right-Hand Rotation GODETE3 Spring Cartridge & Shaft Kit
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56173260764
Price: 102.36 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3744000000000005 (25 reviews)

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Description

Mercury 48 8M8026640 SpitFire 4 Blade Aluminum Propeller, 10.1” Diameter x 15” Pitch, Right Hand Rotation GODETE3 Spring Cartridge & Shaft Kit Spring Cartridge & Shaft Kit displacement Patented Mercalloy aluminum alloy is engineered specifically for crafting props that are strong The aluminum Mercury SpitFire 8M8026640 was engineered to excel

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