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Bravo Transom Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $1,000.00
Location:

Onekama, Michigan, United States

Onekama, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used

Bravo Transom Assembly.

Excellent Condition.  There is no play in the hinge pins or steering pins.  This is the Diesel version which means it has the HD gimble ring and the electronic trim pucks.  This is the only way to get both the strength of the HD unit and the trim pucks.  These are hard to find.  

There is a little rust on the tiller arm, outside of that, this is in great condition.  The trim senders worked when it was removed, however I cannot confirm they are operational.  They should be but again, I am not able to test now that it is out of the boat.  

If you have any questions please let me know.


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