Harris Kayot 45022 Shale 12-1/2" X 7-3/4" Plastic Boat Light Modules Pod - Pair on 2040-parts.com
Mayville, New York, United States
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Brand New Pair of light pods from Harris Kayot, part number 45022 / V08HSLM13SH These
light modules are constructed from fiberglass and are shale in
color. They measure approximately 12-1/2" Long x 7-3/4" Wide x 4" Tall. There are (2) 1/4" mounting holes, set apart 9-1/2" center to center. There is a small hole measuring approximately 3/4" for light placement. The large hole
measures approximately 1-3/4" for light placement. Sold as a Pair - Port and Starboard |
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