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Mercury 175 Xr2 Sport Jet Drive on 2040-parts.com

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Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
The motor in my Sugar Sand Mirage melted a piston, the jet drive is good and fully functional. This jet drive looks good for its age this boat has been garage kept since I have had it. Enjoy!
Brand:Mercury Country//Region of Manufacture:Unknown Manufacturer Part Number:1175J01TD

 The oil injection failed a piston melted to the cylinder wall, and this jet drive deserves new power. The boat has already been replaced and there is no way I am paying $4000 for another 175 XR2. Now this boat will be ripped apart and sold as quickly as I can post it. If you would like any other parts shoot me an email. For this Jet Drive, some parts may be disassembled for lower shipping costs.

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