Mercury Verado 250 on 2040-parts.com
Woodinville, Washington, United States
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My brother bought this to fix up from a "First Responder" outlet. He then suffered a medical event and cannot deal with it. I stored it for a year but am moving so it has to go. Looks like a nice motor, my understanding it that it was replaced due to policy not any specific problem with the motor.
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Trim & Tilt for Sale
New 89-68258a2 trim solenoid kit mercruiser quicksilver oem(US $40.00)
Yamaha 90110-06114-00 90110-06114-00 bolt,hex skt head(US $1.47)
Yamaha marine 90110-06104-00 90110-06104-00 bolt,hex skt head(US $1.38)
2 suzuki trim relays & trim relay cable 38410-94540 & 33830-95514(US $39.00)
Suzuki marine 12140-45121 12140-45121 ring set, pisto(US $32.15)
Yamaha 64e-4388e-11-00 bolt ,screw (l:34.7mm)(US $5.97)
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