McGard, Outboard lock 5/16x18 universal
SKU: 1531230
Delivery time: 1-3 business days
Shipping: from 13,95 € — exact rate shown in cart
Description
McGard lock for outboard motors secures your outboard against theft. The lock fits the most common engines and is secured with a special nut that requires special tools.
- Brand: McGard
- Weight: 0.2 kg
- Made in: USA
- Package dimensions: Size: 3.5 cm × 15 cm × 19.5 cm | Gross weight: 0.2 kg
McGard outboard lock is an outboard motor lock that fits the most common engines. The bolt is secured through the transom and locked with a special nut that requires special tools.
Fits most of the following outboards
- Honda 8-20 HP
- Johnson/Evinrude 6-30 HP
- Mercury/Mariner 8-25 HP
- Nissan 8-18 HP
- Suzuki 8-30 HP
- Tohatsu 8-18 HP
- Yamaha 8-25 HP
Fits other small outboards with a 5/16” hole in the transom (stainless steel bolt incl. in the kit.)
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Specifications
| Brand | Mcgard |
|---|---|
| SKU | 1531230 |
| EAN | 4034535740496 |
| Stock | Yes (8 pcs) |
| Product family | Engine locks-/brackets |
| Shipping type | Standard package |
| Vægt | 0.2 kg |
| Fremstillet i | USA |
| Emballagemål | 3.5 × 15 × 19.5 cm |
| Passer til | Honda 8-20 HK, Johnson/Evinrude 6-30 HK, Mercury/Mariner 8-25 HK, Nissan 8-18 HK, Suzuki 8-30 HK, Tohatsu 8-18 HK, Yamaha 8-25 HK |
Shipping and returns
In-stock items ordered before 3pm on weekdays ship the same day. Shipping cost depends on the size of the item and is shown exactly in the cart.
As a private customer you have a 14-day right of withdrawal. The item must be returned unused and in its original packaging.
The right of withdrawal applies only to private purchases – we do not offer a right of return for purchases made as a reseller or business (B2B).
Questions about your delivery or return? Contact us by phone, chat or email: weekdays 8am-8pm, weekends 10am-4pm, public holidays 10am-3pm. Phone: 70 277 677.
