Evinrude Johnson Omc Electric Trolling Motor Speed Control Wheel + Bearing Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Wilder, Idaho, United States
This is a used speed control wheel and bearing shaft for an Evinrude, Johnson or OMC scout electric trolling motor. It is a little sun faded. Please see pictures. It came off a 24 volt scout model. part # 0319531 & 0320713
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