Mercury Bravo I 4-Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, 15.25" Diameter x 26" Pitch, Left Hand Rotation 2026-03-03 ROCS™ (Robotically Optimized Casting System) PRE ORDER ONLY Units
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Mercury Bravo I 4 Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, 15.25" Diameter x 26" Pitch, Left Hand Rotation 2026 03 03 ROCS™ (Robotically Optimized Casting System) PRE ORDER ONLY Units ROCS™ (Robotically Optimized Casting System) guide train for maximized casting distance with lighter lures Combined with our the Blackout Series Components it’s one of the ultimate tools you can use to improve your success on the water For use in high performance and high speed applications with MerCruiser Alpha One and Bravo One sterndrives Crafted from premium stainless steel for exceptional durability
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