Motorguide Safari 2 Blade Prop Nib on 2040-parts.com
Oriental, North Carolina, United States
Motoguide safari 2 blade prop. Quite weedkess propeller. Fits all motorguide 3.5 diameter motors. 12,24, or 36 volt. New in pack
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