Rotax 503 Crankshaft on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Illinois, United States
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Used Rotax 503 crankshaft. Approximately 250 hours. Pulled from a running engine. It came out of a Provision 4 engine with dual cdi. I decided to part the engine out to make me the most money. I relisted this due to nonpayment and then got no bids on it, so I'm relisting it one final time. I will refund any difference in shipping
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