"perch" Cutless Bearing 2-1/2"x3-3/8"x10" Brass Marine Cutlass Bearing Morse on 2040-parts.com
East Hampton, New York, United States
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"PERCH" Cutless Bearing
Majorly Discounted Marine Bearing! List Price: $355.59 Our Price: $159.80 New-Old-Stock, original sealed package. Manufacturer: MORSE Shaft: 2-1/2" O.D.: 3-3/8" Length: 10" Brass Wall: 1/8" Bearing Load Capacity: 875lbs Brass Shell with Rubber Oil Resistant Shaft. Also interchangeable with "DANE" by Duramax & "Navy" by BF Goodrich.  |
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