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Martyr Cmpn-a Zinc Propeller Nut Anode New on 2040-parts.com

US $12.95
Location:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
New, Never Used. Comes in generic plastic baggie.
Brand:Martyr Country/Region of Manufacture:Canada Manufacturer Part Number:CMPN-A

Martyr

P/N CMPN-A

Zinc Propeller Nut Anode

NEW

The Martyr two-part prop-nut anode provides reliable corrosion protection for your valuable outdrive, outboards and propellers.

Will not shake loose or unbalance your shaft Size A prop nut anode on a 3/4" shaft.

 * Please verify that this part number will work for your application before purchasing.

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