Pflueger Rm-450 Foot Control Trolling Motor Deck Mount 3sp 12v 45ft/lbs Thrust on 2040-parts.com
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States
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Plueger trolling motor
RM-450 remote control 3 speed 12vdc foot pedal control includes deck mount 45 ft/lb thrust the control cable is frayed at the top but works fine The motor works great is ready to go fishing |
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