Gearcase Assembly #382587 /385187 For Johnson/evinrude 4hp Outboard Motor on 2040-parts.com
Pelzer, South Carolina, US
1 new old stock lower unit original part number 382587 supercedes to 385187 and 382793. Item has never been used and in great condition. shipping lower 48 only unless you contact me first.
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