Volvo Penta 897658 Tested Mechanical Trim Tilt Lift Jack 270 275 280 Outdrives on 2040-parts.com
Faribault, Minnesota, United States
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Good used mechanical tilt off a Minnesota freshwater boat with a 270 outdrive.will work on 280 and 275 units as well. this unit was tested and working in good condition. limit switches work. Sold as seen in photo ships to the USA. Worldwide shipping is available please contact me for a quote.this has a 4 wire motor made in Sweden has standard 2 wire power ground +is black on this unit blue is - .
Has 3 wires to dash switch. The wires on this unit were cut and spliced in the boat so I know this was a replacement unit at some time. |
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