Hydraulic Trim Pump on 2040-parts.com
Estero, Florida, United States
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Dual cylinder hydraulic trim pump. originally off a 1983 mercury 116hp 6cyl. pump was new one year before the motor was retired. OEM listing is over $700 Pn: 92975A32.
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