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Trolling Trim Switch Foot Control Switch 50-28101 12 Volt Or 24 Volt 50amp Sale on 2040-parts.com

US $24.95
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Osprey, Florida, US

Osprey, Florida, US
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  1. FOOT CONTROL SWITCH
  2. STAND ON MOM SWITCH AND POWERON
  3. FLIP LEVER OVER SWITCH AND POWER STAYS ON
  4. RATED UP TO 50 AMPS 12VOLT OR 24VOLT
  5. GREAT FOR HAND HELD TROLLING MOTORS
  6. MADE IN USA
  7. DECK MOUNT OR LEAVE LOOSE
  8. 30 INCH WIRE
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