Minn Kota 3x Trolling Motor on 2040-parts.com
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, United States
minn kota 3x trolling motor works ,,,,,,has variable speeds please see photos no footcontrol happy to work with your shipping company or take to Amy's shipping emporium in town/Lake Geneva WI
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