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Transom Mount Motor Trolling Motor Electric Watersnake Venom Sx 30"/34lb Thrust on 2040-parts.com

US $135.00
Location:

Milton, Massachusetts, United States

Milton, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Watersnake Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown Engine(HP):34 LB Thrust Manufacturer Part Number:SXW34?30 Stroke:24 Volt

Been Used 3 times!!!! Like New
Venom SX Transom Mount Motor
Digital Voltage Meter
Adjustable Alloy Transom Bracket
5 Forward speeds
3 Reverse speeds
Telescopic tiller control
Tough Composite shaft
Zinc anode
Weedsless 2 blade propeller
Stainless steel propeller shaft
White Saltwater Moter
sxw34/30 55227

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