Stingray JR-XRIII-3 | Jr Hydrofoil Stabilizer For 25 to 70 HP seachoice-led-surface-mount-dome-light-bright-ss Manufacturer Part Number: 000-15961-001
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Stingray JR XRIII 3 Jr Hydrofoil Stabilizer For 25 to 70 HP seachoice led surface mount dome light bright ss Manufacturer Part Number: 000 15961 001 Manufacturer Part Number: 000 15961 001 Built In Transducer = No Control Type = Wireless Remote Included Propeller = MKP 40 Mounting Style = Bow Salt Water Fresh Water = Salt Series = Riptide Terrova Shaft Length (Inches) = 100" Thrust (Pounds) = 90 115 lbs Voltage Input Range (Volts) = 24v or 36v The unique design of the XRIII harnesses the prop wash and creates a powerful • All No Drill StingRay Hydrofoils have the patented No Drill Technology designed into the hydrofoil and DO NOT need any type of adapter or additional pieces
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