Sierra Exhaust Bellows 18-2750 on 2040-parts.com
Eagle, Michigan, United States
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These are EXHAUST BELLOWS, part #18-2750 manufactured by SIERRA. It replaces MERCRUISER 32734A3, 18654A1 ALL #1 UNITS. (USES 18-7305 CLAMP) Please call (517)719-9980 if you need to know other applications. Thanks for shopping at Marc's Marine.
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