Evinrude Outboard Steering-evinrude Tiller Handle-yachtwin 4 Steering-evinrude on 2040-parts.com
Morganton, North Carolina, US
Up for bid is a Steering Handle/Tiller Handle with Kill Switch for a Evinrude Yachtwin 4, I tested the switch with an ohm meter and the switch works, I believe the motor year is a 1987 - 1990 I cannot find the serial or model number of the motor but it has a two piece hood that goes together on each side and not from top to bottom and from what I could find out thats late 80s to 1990 Please be sure the part will fit you engine before bidding, it has the stainless steel bolt for it but no nut , I had all the parts but was in a bag and grand kids threw them in the trash by mistake and probably with Model and Serial number plate, Please email any questions before bidding Item sold as is. Shipping Free in the US Only. Payment due within 3-days with PayPal. Thanks for looking.......
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