Jabsco 777 Pump on 2040-parts.com
Tracys Landing, Maryland, United States
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Very nice Jabsco 777 pump, 5/8" keyed shaft, 1" npt ports, mounting hole centers are 3 1/8", bearings, shaft and keyway are good, impeller looks OK looking thru ports but if you're going offshore I'd at least have a spare. Shipping is US only.
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