Jet Boat Steering Tube Seal Nut Berkeley Jet Dominator American Turbine Jet on 2040-parts.com
Mission Viejo, California, United States
New, aluminum steering tube seal nut. This end nut for your steering tube features a zerk fitting and an internal o-ring. This allows you to grease your steering tube preventing water and moisture from prematurely damaging your steering cable. Fits standard steering tubes for Berkeley Jet (JB, JC, JG), American Turbine Jet, Dominotor and many others. This listing is for the seal nut only, does nut include a steering tube.
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