New Minn Kota Troll Motor H D 5 Speed Switch Switch Lot 1 on 2040-parts.com
Gulf Coast, US
New Minn Kota Troll Motor H D 5 Speed Switch
"Genuine Minn Kota Parts...Part No. 2094000"
Side of switch reads "02-88...274 92 212...35A. 12 V.D.C."
Back of switch reads "Mexico...ARK-LES"
2 electric terminals read "A B"...the others are labeled 1 through 5
Switch is new & unused in manufacturers package
I had to remove switch from package for pictures
I have "NO" idea what motors this switch fits so check the owner's manual carefully
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