Mercury Dual Engine Throttle/shift Control Assembly. on 2040-parts.com
Ashland, Wisconsin, United States
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Listing is for one used set of mercury twin engine throttle and shift controls. The square ring that holds the cover on is broke. And the cover is scratched. Besides that they shift very smooth. If anyone has any questions please message me I would be happy to answer them. Thanks for looking.
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