Solas Propeller 9411-138-13 | Rubex Aluminum Interchangeable Hub 3 Blade Propeller RH 13.75 x 13 MELSATCOM3 Volt & Water Temperature

Name: Solas Propeller 9411-138-13 | Rubex Aluminum Interchangeable Hub 3 Blade Propeller RH 13.75 x 13 MELSATCOM3 Volt & Water Temperature
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88591890551
Price: 98.55 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6813 (10 reviews)

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Description

Solas Propeller 9411 138 13 Rubex Aluminum Interchangeable Hub 3 Blade Propeller RH 13.75 x 13 MELSATCOM3 Volt & Water Temperature Volt & Water Temperature Permanent magnet type motor is fully enclosed with a stainless steel shaft and complies with USCG Electrical Standards 183 RUBEX 3 has outstanding acceleration and top speed REQUIRES RBX HUB KIT (Sold separately) • Stronger blades with better performance

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