Depthfinder Swivel Mount And Locking Knob on 2040-parts.com
Otley, Iowa, United States
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New, never used, both items are simply leftover inventory from a closed down dealership, they have been sitting around for awhile. The outside display package is a little beat up, but the products are like new still. The mounting swivel is the quick release type, 1 1/8" high turns 360 degrees. Mounting plate is 6 1/4 x 2". The locking knob is 1/4 - 20 female threads, should fit most depth finders. Comes with 2 keys. |
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