Johnson Evinrude 391198 Boat Propeller Prop 13 3/4 X 15 - Minor Dings on 2040-parts.com
Ardmore, Oklahoma, US
For sale is one used Johnson Evinrude boat prop model number 391198 which is 13 3/4 x 15. The used prop is in good condition but does have some minor flaws including paint loss, scratches, and minor dents/dings on the edges. There are no chunks taken out of this prop or any dings that should effect performance. It should perform very close to a brand new prop. Free shipping!
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