Macgregor 26 X Fiberglass Rudder Blade on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, United States
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This blade is designed to fit Macgregor 26X boats with the stainless steel rudder brackets from 1999 and later. Features a foiled design to improve the boat's handing while under sail. Finished with a layer of barrier coat. This rudder comes with no holes drilled, so you can easily fit it to your rudder head or mounting system. You can visit RudderCraft.com to view manufacturer pricing! |
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