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Complete 20" Gear Case Assy For Mercury 90/115 In-line 6cyl on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
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North Hero, Vermont, United States

North Hero, Vermont, United States
Complete 20" Gear Case Assy for Mercury 90/115 In-Line 6cyl, US $350.00, image 1
“Paint missing, skeg chipped, looks like hell but work.............”
Brand:Mercury/Mariner Engine(HP):90/115 In-Line 6 Manufacturer Part Number:7333A24 Stroke:2-Stroke UPC:Does not apply

  The pictures tell the story cosmetically, as I said, it looks like it came in third in gravel fight but, it came from a working motor, more specifically, a 90hp in-line 6, ser. # A902752, don't know how many models it will fit but, if You're armed with that #, You should be able to figure it out.............It was on an older Tracker and the Guy wanted a less powerful, newer motor, We were happy to oblige......... If You have an older motor with a busted case that isn't quite ready for the boneyard, this could be Your saving grace........ It is a 20" shaft, it shifts fine, other than the whole butt ugly thing, it will get You across the pond............I will ship to any place on the Global Shipping list, if You're not on that list, do NOT even ask Me to make an exception (Mr. Nice Guy got burned, never again.......)

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