1965 Mercury 500 50hp Running Powerhead 115/110 Psi 831-2704a2 Outboard Motor on 2040-parts.com
Kawkawlin, Michigan, United States
L & L VINTAGE OUTBOARD MOTOR PARTS PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR EBAY STORE FOR MORE VINTAGE OUTBOARD PARTS CAME OFF A RUNNING, PARTED OUT 1965 MERCURY 500 50 HP 4-CYL OUTBOARD MOTOR SER #1856109 RUNNING POWERHEAD ASSEMBLY MERCURY PART#831-2704A2 COMPRESSION TESTED-115 PSI CYL #1,#2 AND #4 110 PSI IN CYL #3 CRANKSHAFT TURNS FREELY PISTONS AND RODS MOVE NORMALLY USED IN FRESHWATER ONLY WE WILL SHIP YOUR ITEM WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY FOLLOWING PAYMENT ****WE WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE**** |
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