Humminbird "xnt 9 20 T" | Transom Transducers | 710198-1 on 2040-parts.com
Carver, Massachusetts, United States
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Brand new, never used. out of a humminbird 561 fish finder returned item
XNT 9 20 T | Transom Transducers | 710198-1 see pics. repacked and sealed. Comes with installation instructions.
Single/Dual Beam, 20/60 Degree, 200/83 kHz, with built in temperature, 20' Cable. More secure, especially at high force of waves. Improved running angle and an optional lock down screw to override the kick up.
Includes all mounting Hardware.
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