28' Helm Stainless Sailboat Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Calverton, New York, United States
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Controls & Steering for Sale
Lenco tactile trim tab switch kit w/ led indicator 15070-001 for 12 & 24 volt(US $300.00)
Lenco trim tab standard dual double rocker switch panel 10222-211d(US $80.00)
Lenco 15071-001 led indicator switch kit for dual actuator tabs(US $420.00)
Lenco trim tab new replacement standard 101 actuator new w/ hardware 15054-001(US $165.23)
Teleflex steering cable
Acco morse teleflex type boat marine control cable 26' threaded end 1/4" dia.(US $30.00)
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