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Mercury 91 115hp Mid Section 0d055757 - W/ Mounting Brackets 8716a 8 - 8718f 7 on 2040-parts.com

US $395.00
Location:

Leesburg, Georgia, United States

Leesburg, Georgia, United States
Used - Parts came off a working motor. Scuffs and Blemishes in paint (see pics). Does not affect performance.
Manufacturer Part Number:0d055757 Country/Region of Manufacture:Georgia

Mercury 91 115HP Mid Section 0D055757 - w/ Mounting Brackets 8716A 8 - 8718F 7. This may/is compatible with other horse power and year models.  Please check before purchasing. - Working order when removed. 


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NOTE: 
- Local pickup is okay.
  
- I will charge actual shipping.  Let me contact my freight company to get the price if you are interested in this item. I will strap the mid section to a pallet and it will be shipped freight.  Let me know if you have access to a loading dock / business when requesting shipping cost. Thank you! 

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