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Motorguide Part #tt124-02 Ninja Prop #6 Troll Trolling Motor 4 Blade Propeller on 2040-parts.com

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Jasper, Texas, United States

Jasper, Texas, United States
THIS PROP WAS PURCHASED NEW FOR A SPARE AND WAS STORED IN A BOAT BUT NEVER USED. EVERYTHING INCLUDED IS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS.
Manufacturer Part Number:TT124-02 Brand:MOTORGUIDE UPC:Does not apply

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS A MOTORGUIDE  PART #TT124-02 NINJA PROP #6 FOUR BLADE PROPELLER.  THIS PROP WAS PURCHASED NEW FOR A SPARE AND WAS STORED IN A BOAT BUT NEVER USED.  EVERYTHING INCLUDED IS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS.  DON'T LET THIS ONE GET AWAY!!!!

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