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150-225 Hp Johnson Evinrude V6 Outboard Motor 25” Shaft Lower Unit 1989-1999 on 2040-parts.com

US $599.99
Location:

Largo, Florida, United States

Largo, Florida, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Johnson

150-225 HP Johnson Evinrude V6 Outboard Motor 25” Shaft Lower Unit Gear Case 1989-1999

This is a lower unit from a 1992 Johnson Evinrude 200 HP Motor.  It fits 150 HP through 225HP 60* and Looper outboard motors from 1989-1999 with a 20” shaft and is Standard rotation. 

This lower unit is fully serviced (pressure tested, gear lube inspected and replaced, new water pump and zinc).  It is ready to bolt on and go.

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This item is also available for local pickup in the Tampa Bay area.

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