1999 Mercury 225 Optimax Crankcase Powerhead on 2040-parts.com
Snow Hill, North Carolina, United States
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Item up for sale is a used Complete crankcase powerhead off of the 1999 Mercury Optimax.90-100 Psi on all cylinders taken off of a running motor sold as is Because of the size and weight of the package it will be shipped using FedEx freight services. Please call to get a shipping quote before purchasing this item. Quotes are usally 150 to 300 For Questions or Customer Service Contact Stroud's Marine at (252)751-0415 |
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