1980s 50hp Mercury Outboard Motor Starter 50 Hp 50-44369 on 2040-parts.com
Englewood, Florida, US
UP FOR SALE IS A GOOD USED STARTER AS SEEN IN PIX,CAME OFF OF A 1980S 50 HP MERCURY OUTBOARD. THE PART NUMBER ON THE STARTER IS 50-44369. THIS STARTER ASSEMBLY SHOULD FIT MOST 3 CYLINDER 50HP 0R BETTER MERCURY OR MARINER OUTBOARDS FROM THE MID 1980'S. PLEASE CONFIRM THESE PARTS WILL FIT YOUR ENGINE BEFORE BUYING. THANKS AND PLEASE EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS AS ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
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