Rpu160 Reversible Pump Simrad on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
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Simrad RPU160 Reversible pump for Auto Pilot systems. May be used in other AP systems as well. The bracket is rusted, but the pump works in both directions. Pulled from a boat during an electronics upgrade.
I am not new to ebay, just created a separate account as these are being sold on consignment and wanted to keep separated from my personal account. I will have several marine items listed in the next week or so including other Garmin components, Humminbird chart plotters, Radar booms, seats, etc. All items are located in Eastern NC. |
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