1970s Johnson Evinrude 3 Cylinder Omc Lower Unit 21 1/2 Inch Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Independence, Missouri, United States
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1970sJohnson Evinrude Outboard Motor OMC Lower Unit. 21 1/2inches. In good mechanical condition, shifts smoothly; gear oil looks clean, no sign of water. cavitation plate has no chips. Drive shaft and shift splines look very good. Overall it probably needs an impeller. We ship worldwide. Should you have any questions regarding this piece please feel free to contact Mick at 816-585-5466 Thank you.
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