16 Pitch Michigan Apollo 4 Blade Right Hand Stainless Steel Boat Prop (s) on 2040-parts.com
Scottsdale, Arizona, US
16 PITCH MICHIGAN WHEEL APOLLO
RIGHT HAND 4 BLADE STAINLESS STEEL BOAT PROP
WILL FIT FROM 130HP TO 250HP OUTBOARDS
AND ALL STERNDRIVES WITH THE CORRECT HUB KIT
PART # 993203 14 5/8 X 16P
THIS PROP WAS LIGHTLY USED, POLISHED AND BALANCED AT OUR SHOP
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