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Yamaha Pro 50 Carbs Carburetors Outboard With Choke 1989 40 Set on 2040-parts.com

US $175.00
Location:

South Hadley, Massachusetts, United States

South Hadley, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:Used


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Up for grabs, I have a set of carbs (with choke) removed from a 1989 Yamaha Pro 50. The carbs are very clean cosmetically, and they were removed from what I believe was a freshwater motor. They may fit several years, and possibly 40 HP motors as well, but I'm not sure which motors exactly. The carbs have been sitting for about 1 year. They may need to be cleaned or rebuilt, but I suspect they shouldn't need much attention. 
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