Mud-skipper Longtail Mud Motor Prop Propeller 8" - Best Price! on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, New York, United States
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This 8" prop can be used on our Mud-skipper Longtail mud motor kits. See our other auctions listed for full mud motor kits Props are powder coated aluminum. Props are not warrantied against propeller strikes. Our props have a tapered key-way and will not fit threaded prop shafts from other manufacturers like Go-devil or Mud-buddy Used with engines up to 10-12hp Hub length is 1.65" |
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