2005 25 Hp Mercury Merc Bigfoot Outboard 4 Four Stroke Powerhead Motor Engine on 2040-parts.com
Ely, Minnesota, United States
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This is a powerhead off a 2005 25 hp Mercury bigfoot outboard (4 stroke). Model 1F25213DD. This was running when removed, but one cylinder tested low for compression, so being sold as is. Comes with flywheel and stator. Turns over smoothly, no obvious signs of any damage to cylinders. Believe rings may be stuck on one piston. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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