Volvo Penta Steering Arm 26 Fine Spline Single Arm 270,280,290,852745,852786 #25 on 2040-parts.com
Lakeville, Minnesota, United States
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This is a good used steering arm assembly remove from a Volvo Penta 290 DP Minnesota freshwater boat. This came off early nineties 290 drive with a fine spline steering yoke. Sold as seen in photo. Shipping is to the USA only. Worldwide shipping is available at additional cost please contact me for a quote thank you
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