Minn Kota 1810222 Talon Tilt Bracket, 10/12-feet on 2040-parts.com
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States
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Marine-grade anodized aluminum Talon tilt bracket
Accomodates for low clearance areas and boat storage Adjustable deck support for added stability while tilting Minn Kota 1810222 Talon Tilt Bracket, 10/12 Feet. Easy-tilt action accommodates for low clearance areas and boat storage. Marine-grade, anodized aluminum construction for strength and durability. Adjustable deck support provides stability while tilting. Requires use of a Talon Adapter Bracket - not intended for use with Talon direct-mounted to hull of boat. Designed for temporary clearance - not intended for transport (on water or trailering). Stainless steel hardware included. |
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