Minn Kota Rt 45/sc/t 36 Trolling Motor Min-1363844 on 2040-parts.com
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Model: RT 45/SC/T Volts: 12 Thrust: 45 lbs. Shaft: 36" Speeds (Fwd/Rev): 41762 : SKU: MIN-1363844 Manufacturer: Minn Kota Category: Trolling Motors>Minn Kota Transom Mount |
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