Diverter Stainless Line Kit -4 Braided Lines Not A Droop Snoot on 2040-parts.com
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
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MAR 7302 is for a regular Diverter kit ( non Droop only ) (if you have a Droop snoot on your boat order a MAR 7303 kit) comes with all fittings to hook up from the transom out to the hydraulic cylinder.
This kit will utilize the plastic lines that came with the pump . Questions call 928-453-4588. Line length is 22" and 26" -4 PTFE Stainless braided hose with 316 stainless fittings |
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