Garmin Transom/trolling Motor Mount Dual Beam D 010-10249-40 on 2040-parts.com
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Garmin Transom/Trolling Motor Mount Dual Beam Transducer Model# 010-10249-40 Dual Beam Transom Mount 500W Freshwater Transducer for use w/echo Fishfinder Series Max Depth - 1,900' Supported Deadrise/Transom Angles - 0-70° Transom Beam Width 45/15
Cable Length (Feet)
30
Frequency
77/200
Mounting Style
Transom
Pins
8
Speed Included
No
Temperature
Yes
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