Universial Fit Telescopic Boat Trolling Motor Handle Extension 17-25" Motorguide on 2040-parts.com
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UNIVERSIAL FIT TELESCOPIC BOAT TROLLING MOTOR HANDLE EXTENSION 17-25" MOTORGUIDE MGA503A1 The MotorGuide MGA503A1 is a Telescoping extention handle for trolling motors and kicker engines connects into place to fit most transom-mount trolling motors and popular tiller engines. The MotorGuide extension handles are built out of aluminum tubing with soft-grip handles and adjustable connector for a solid connection. Adjustable opening is designed for handles 1 3/4" through 1 5/8" in diameter size.
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