Volvo Marine Trim System 22187348 on 2040-parts.com
Raynham, Massachusetts, United States
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Volvo outdrive trim system kit.52 degree.complete.box opened.never installed.this kit list for $1400. Sells for $1150. On internet. Was purchased for customers boat and they bailed on project. Got stuck with it.my loss your gain.included is , hydrolic pump ,pistons,and lines.
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