Rh 28x32 3-blade 2.25" Bore Nibral Federal Props Lite Cupped Boat Propeller on 2040-parts.com
Broussard, Louisiana, United States
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This RH Nibral boat propeller is used. It is Federal Props brand, lite-cupped Size is 28x32, 3-blade, 2.25" bore. Can be modified. Shipping will be at Buyer Cost – UPS and/or common carriers of your choice. Shipping cost WILL be more than calculated cost on page. Location is Broussard, La. |
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