Lower Unit Prop Shaft Ball Bearing #307545 #0307545 /evinrude 1968-1971 35-40 Hp on 2040-parts.com
Canyon Lake, Texas, US
If you have any questions please ask before bidding. I also have many other parts from this same outboard motor,
please see my other auctions.
This is a Used, good condition,
freshwater Lower Unit Propeller Shaft Ball Bearing Evinrude Part #307545 that
was removed from a working 1970 40hp Big Twin Model 4002A Evinrude Outboard
motor
Thank You.
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