Mercruiser 120/140 Carburetor -- 17081060 -- Rochester on 2040-parts.com
Rogers, Minnesota, US
Good used carburetor from a 1983 - 1984 140 Mercruiser I parted out.
This is a Rochester 2 Jet. Has 1351-8480 on the tag and 17081060 on the side of the carb.
Clean and no corrosion on the inside.
Has electric choke.
US Lower 48 shipping only!!!
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