1989 Johnson 9.9 15 Hp Lower Unit Pn 327975 Short Shaft Fits1985-1989 Inv716 on 2040-parts.com
Valier, Illinois, United States
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Good used lower unit from a 1989 Johnson horse outboard motor this will fit many years and all 9 9 15 horsepower this is a very clean lower unit comes with the prop prop does have one small Nick on one blade
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