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Motorguide Power Gator Trolling Motor Bracket on 2040-parts.com

US $250.00
Location:

Riverside, California, United States

Riverside, California, United States
Condition:For parts or not working Brand:MotorGuide

Rare used hard to find MotorGuide PowerGator Trolling motor mount. Was taken off a Champion boat and replaced with a standard Gator Mount from a friend. Not sure if all of the parts are there. The plastic zip lock bag has parts inside. As you can see it does have a bounce buster. Not to familiar with these so not sure what might be missing. It is ofcourse a used item. There is a crack in the plastic cover that goes over the gearing case. If your excellent with tools or can R&R this PowerGator mount, it could be an excellent item.  PLEASE look at the picture carefully as I tried to show what it really looks like. I will try to answer all questions as quickly as possible. I will ship Fed Ex ground as soon as payment is received. Thank you for looking  

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