Mcgard 74057 Marine Propeller Lock Set (m22x2.0 Thread Size) - Volvo Dp-s on 2040-parts.com
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, US
The best protection available against costly propeller theft. Once installed the McGard propeller lock offers 24 hour protection during use, storage and transit. A free-spinning collar will turn if attacked by gripping tools without loosening the lock. Constructed of naval brass and hardened stainless steel for maximum security. Fits the following stern drives: Volvo DP-S (Duo-Prop).
Part No. 74057
- Thread Size: M22 x 2.0
- Hex Size: 30mm
- Overall Length: 1.025"
- Style: Propeller Locks
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