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Johnson/evinrude 9.5 Hp Gearcase /lower Unit 1964 Thru 73 on 2040-parts.com

US $175.00
Location:

Pequot Lakes, Minnesota, US

Pequot Lakes, Minnesota, US
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 GOOD USED LOWER UNIT OFF A 1972 JOHNSON GEAR LUBE WAS CLEAN WHEN I DRAINED IT . THIS UNIT HAS BEEN PRESSURE TESTED GOOD WILL FIT 1964 TO 1973 9.5 HP  SHIFTS GOOD, I INSTALLED A NEW WATER PUMP THIS SPRING IT HAS ABOUT FIVE HOUR ON THE NEW PUMP THIS UNIT IS COMING OFF A GOOD RUNNING MOTOR THAT I HAVE LAKE TESTED MYSELF   PROP IS IN FAIR CONDITION  THIS IS A SHORT SHAFT MOTOR (THIS IS A COMPLETE RUNNIG MOTOR SO IF YOU WOULD NEED OTHER PARTS PLEASE LET ME KNOW AND I CAN LIST THEM)

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