Gamefisher 15 Hp Upper And Lower Cowling on 2040-parts.com
Statesboro, Georgia, United States
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Gamefisher 15hp (model no. 225-581506) Upper and lower cowling with shift lever and rod, also, stop button and emergency stop button with lanyard, and fuel connector on cowling and connector to tank line. I recently purchased this motor, and it was running great until Hurricane Matthew came thru and a tree fell on it an broke the steering control handle off. Power head sold, lower unit listed, mid section with swivel available.
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