C-2 Skimmer Control Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Rhome, Texas, United States
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these came off of a C-2 skimmer I'm parting out. I have many parts. you are buying one each of these control wheels. i have 2 I usually ship items within 3 days, but occasionally due to logistics and my work schedule I am using 10 day handling time on my listings. International buyers pay actual shipping costs. Guaranteed to pass your inspection or your money back. |
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