Saltwater trim tab anode to suit Yamaha & Selva 50-100hp Outboards, replacing Pt. No. 67F-45371-00

Saltwater trim tab anode to suit Yamaha & Selva 50-100hp Outboards, replacing Pt. No. 67F-45371-00

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M251S

$23.95

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Saltwater trim tab anode to suit Yamaha & Selva 50-100hp Outboards, replacing Pt. No. 67F-45371-00A choice of traditional Zinc and modern Aluminium saltwater trim tab anodes to suit Yamaha and Selva 60 100hp outboards. The traditional Zinc anode option is manufactured for OMAX by Tecnoseal Anodes. Tecnoseal is an Italian company and one of the worlds leading suppliers of sacrificial anodes for cathodic protection in the leisure boat market, plus shipping & offshore applications. The Aluminium anode option is manufactured for OMAX by Martyr Anodes.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026