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Johnson 1972 50hp 2 Cyl 50esl72c Stator With Charging Coils on 2040-parts.com

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Muskegon, Michigan, United States

Muskegon, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Johnson Manufacturer Part Number:0580809, 0581232, 0775530, 173-1232

Good used stator from a Johnson 1972 50hp 2 cyl 50ESL72C.  Look at the pictures to see exactly what you are getting. I am selling another one in a separate listing.  Other part numbers 580809, 0580809, 0581232, 581232, 0775530, 173-1232, 775530. charging coils built in, came from an electric start motor. My problem was the starter. If you don't have spark, try a new starter first! The motor needs to spin pretty fast.

See my other listings for the pickup sensor coil,  timer base, stators w/ charging coils,  gap setting tool, another power pack with bracket and harness, and other misc. items.  This all came from a 1972 Johnson 50hp Model 50esl72c

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