1977 50 Hp Mercury Outboard Lower Unit on 2040-parts.com
North Liberty, Iowa, United States
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Nice used lower unit for Mercury outboard. Long shaft (20 inch). Spline shift shaft. Water pump is good, new lube. Removed from 1977 50hp merc. Will fit most 70's-80's 35-70hp Mercury's. Free local pick up. Can box & ship at buyers expense.
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