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Hynautic Trolling Valve Three Way Or Two Way Solenoid on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Franklin, North Carolina, United States

Franklin, North Carolina, United States
this is new it has some shelf scratches on it
Brand:Hynautic Manufacturer Part Number:870430 / 870440

 This is a new trolling valve solenoid  I have it in two way and three way all with 24v coils
If you have problems with yours and if it's 12v as long as your coil is working you can change this body with yours.
Please send note when ordering if you want 3 way or two way valves
These came from Hynautic when this system became discontinued

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