Connector,cables To Rod #126299/0126299 1991-09 10-250hpjohnson/evinrude/omc #6 on 2040-parts.com
Gulfport, Mississippi, US
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Controls & Steering for Sale
Marine / boat steering wheel (flame / half wrap) w/ 3/4" in keyway adapter ~red (US $119.95)
Omc factory binnacle control box w/key switch(US $125.00)
Morse steering control cable rack & pinion #304415-000-0168 - 14 foot cable #3(US $66.49)
Marine / boat steering wheel (flame/half wrap) w/3/4" keyway adapter ~text black(US $119.95)
Marine / boat steering wheel (flame/half wrap) 3/4" keyway adapter ~carbon fiber(US $119.95)
18' shift throttle cable for johnson evinrude omc outboard 1979-newer(US $26.95)
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