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Volvo Penta Oem F4 Propeller Set Duo Prop 3851494 (3851464, 3851474) Dps on 2040-parts.com

US $799.99
Location:

Temperance, Michigan, United States

Temperance, Michigan, United States
Used for a short time Sold our boat, Please look at the pictures for more details on the Props.
Brand:Volvo Penta Propeller Rotation:Standard, Counter Propeller Pitch:F4 Manufacturer Part Number:3851494, 3851474, 3851464

 For auction is a set of OEM Genuine Volvo Penta Duo Props. 

F4 

Forward Propeller 3851464 LH 

Rear Propeller 3851474 RH 

Only used for a short time before we sold our props. There is a couple of dings and bent area's on them that can be fixed. I did the best that I could on the pictures so you can see where the bends are at. 

If you have any questions please let me know or additional Pictures 

Thank you 

 

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