*1972 Johnson 20hp Service Manual (super Nice) on 2040-parts.com
Milaca, Minnesota, US
FOR SALE: 1972 JOHNSON 20HP SERVICE MANUAL (SUPER NICE). THIS IS THE MANUAL THAT THE PROFESSIONALS USE. CLEAR, EASY TO FOLLOW, REPAIR COVERAGE. .INTRO, GENERAL SERVICE INFO, FUEL SYSTEM, IGNITION SYSTEM, POWER HEAD, LOWER UNIT, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, MANUAL STARTER .. THANK YOU AND PLEASE EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
20R72, 20RL72
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