Turning Point Express® Mach3™ - Right Hand - Stainless Steel Propeller - EX-1415 - 3-Blade - 15" x 15 Pitch ADDFENACC3 Positions 14 Important Information

Name: Turning Point Express® Mach3™ - Right Hand - Stainless Steel Propeller - EX-1415 - 3-Blade - 15" x 15 Pitch ADDFENACC3 Positions 14 Important Information
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85515597976
Price: 198.29 USD
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Turning Point Express® Mach3™ Right Hand Stainless Steel Propeller EX 1415 3 Blade 15" x 15 Pitch ADDFENACC3 Positions 14 Important Information Positions 14 Important Information The system utilizes Victron’s proprietary VE then choose the propeller that matches your boating requirements We say "No Faster Prop on the Water" for a reason

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