Volvo Penta Dp Propeller Set, B5 Prop Set # 853615 And # 854834 on 2040-parts.com
Caledonia, Wisconsin, United States
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B5 prop set in good condition with minor nicks and bends in the blades. These are a 2nd set I have listed and this set is painted flat black. Will make make a nice set of replacement props even thou they are not 100% perfect. |
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