1964-1973 9.5 Hp Johnson Evinrude Omc Outboard Reverse Gear 0307754 on 2040-parts.com
Ely, Minnesota, United States
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This is a reverse gear removed from a 1971 9.5 hp Johnson outboard. Part number 0307754. This shows normal signs of use, but is in good working condition overall. Ears show very minor wear, and is in good shape for the age of it. This was used on all of the 9.5 hp Johnson Evinrude outboard models from 1964-1973. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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