Evinrude / Johnson 9.9 - 15 Hp Complete Lower Unit Short Shaft Good Condition on 2040-parts.com
North Richland Hills, Texas, United States
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1980-1992 Evinrude / Johnson 9.9-15 HP lower unit, may fit more years as its looks the same as later year models. It has one small broken fin but doesn't
affect performance. Appears to shift fine when pulling the shift rod. I could have given it a quick sanding and painted with cheap rattle can paint, but I thought you would appreciate seeing it original. Shipping to the lower 48 USA states only. Thanks for looking. |
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