Johnson 35 Lower Unit - Model 35e76s - 1976 Model on 2040-parts.com
Raymond, Minnesota, United States
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Removed from a 1976 Model - 35E76S
Removed from a non-running Johnson 35hp outboard that had been parked for many years. Prop is a bit dinged up. Pic #3 shows a chip out of the housing, although I don't think this would effect anything. Sold as parts/repair because working condition is unknown. |
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