Westerbeke Overspeed Board on 2040-parts.com
DeLand, Florida, United States
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Westerbeke Overspeed Board. This board is Part #33628 superseded to Part #41196. This is the newer board. It works on 4 Cylinder Gas Generators in the BTG Class. Holly Bluff Marina is located on fresh water St Johns River in Deland, FL. We stock Volvo and Westerbeke parts, please call Holly Bluff Marina 386-822-9992.
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