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Re-man Johnson Evinrude 4 Stroke 9.9, 10 15 Powerhead Short Block Engine Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $376.00
Location:

Perkinsfield, Ontario, Canada

Perkinsfield, Ontario, Canada
We Assembled from all new parts, 2 available.
Brand:Johnson Evinrude Stroke:4-Stroke Engine(HP):9.9, 10, 15 Country of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:0436058, 436058

 

Johnson Evinrude 4 stroke 9.9, 10 & 15 HP powerhead short block engine motor. Fits most 1996  thru 2004 models. We have assembled the short block out of all new surplus parts, 2 available.  At this price why would you buy a half spent used short block.


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