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Minn Kota Trolling Motor Top on 2040-parts.com

US $18.75
Location:

Kansasville, Wisconsin, United States

Kansasville, Wisconsin, United States
used, no cracks or broken parts.
Brand:Minn Kota Motor & Engine Type:Trolling Motors & Components Manufacturer Part Number:205-0210

One used Minn Kota top 80 lbs. thrust 24 volt trolling motor top. The part number in casting is 205-0210. Item is as shown in picture all screw holes are good also there are no cracks.   

 Sold as is. Watch my other listings for more Outboard motor and parts,trolling motors parts and Boating items both new, used and vintage items. Shipping cost applies to the lower 48 states. Please ask questions thru ebay before bidding and good luck.  (loc white)

 

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