Genuine Nib Jabsco Impeller Profile K Kit #1210-0001-p on 2040-parts.com
Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, Canada
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BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING JABSCO IMPELLER KIT #1210-0001-P PROFILE K Kit includes impeller, paper gasket, rubber O-rings, rubber gasket (penny size to cover pump shaft), impeller lubricant GET THE ORIGINAL (not a cheap unreliable copy) Compatible with the following part number: ONAN 132-0162 Perkins 0460038 Volvo 860203 or 3856039-7 ou 875811-2 Yanmar 129470-42530 Johnson 091027B etc. SHIPPING FLAT FEE FOR USA AND CANADA: $13.50 ELSEWHERE IN THE WORLD: SHIPPING COST TO BE SUPPLIED UPON REQUEST. |
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