Johnson 1974 Service Manual 50 Hp on 2040-parts.com
Kansasville, Wisconsin, US
One Johnson 1974 50 horsepower service manual. This is an original Evinrude service manual. Note take a look a the picture showing the book is not connecter to the binder. Manual covers models 50ES74 abd 50ESL74. In used condition not all greased up, no torn pages. Has a description and illustration for different parts of the motor.
Sold as is. Watch my other listings for more Outboard motor, trolling motors and Boating items both new and used also vintage items. Shipping cost applies to the lower 48 states. Used items are sold as is. Please ask questions before bidding and good luck. (loc cat box)
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