Minnkota Trolling Motor Propeller Fits A 765 Mxt "used" But Still Very Useable on 2040-parts.com
Friendship, Wisconsin, US
THIS PROPELLER IS A "USED ITEM". MINN KOTA PROPELLER. FITS A 765 MXT TROLLING MOTOR. IT A WEEDLESS WEDGE. HAS A LITTLE ROUGHNESS ON ONE SIDE(EDGE) OF EACH BLADE. STILL A VERY FUNCTIONAL PART. WOULD BE GREAT TO HAVE AS AN EXTRA SPARE WHILE OUT BOATING AND FISHING; NEVER CAN TELL WHEN YOU NEED A SPARE RIGHT NOW AND WISHED YOU HAD ONE. SHIPPING IS FREE. SOLD AS IS. THANKS.
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