50 Hp Force 1989 Lower Unit on 2040-parts.com
Hibbing, Minnesota, US
50 hp force 1989 lower unit long shaft
turns free, shifts fine, no metal in oil ,
appears to be in good condition.
has, minor paint scrapes
have questions, need pics, please ask
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