Aluminum Boat Prop By Michigan Wheel #032090 Pm-153 13" Dia. 13" P Rh on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, US
UP FOR BID IS A USED MICHIGAN WHEEL #032090 PM-153 13" DIAMETER 13" PITCH ROTATION R Michigan Wheel has been in the propeller business since 1903! This is a used 3 blade aluminum prop that measures 13” diameter with a 13” pitch, rotation right - 15 Splines. This prop is used! Has no welding on the blades - rubber hub looks good with no signs of slippage EXCELLENT USED PROP The moto is “weekends last longer when you carry a spare propeller.”
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