Bennett Trim Tabs Single Lever Control (joy Stick) on 2040-parts.com
North Las Vegas, Nevada, US
This is a brand new Bennett Trim Tab Single Lever Control. It's been in my garage and we won't be needing it. The picture is of another same exact item but the one I'm selling is still on the card and wrapped as we bought it. The packaging is a little beat up but still unopened.
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