1964 9.8hp Mercury Outboard Motor Power Head Good Compression Kiekhaefer on 2040-parts.com
Coal Valley, Illinois, United States
Great spark and compression 105 top and bottom Removed form a 1964 9.8 has one spark plug wire rubbed by flywheel and needs replaced. Was running when I pulled it.
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