Mercruiser Alpha 1 (gen 1) Sterndrive Upper Gearcase (1.84:1) on 2040-parts.com
Eaton, Ohio, United States
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This is a very nice Mercruiser Alpha 1 Gen 1 sterndrive upper gearcase. Used in freshwater only. Gear ratio is 1.84:1, 17-19 tooth count. Gear oil was free of contamination and unit was pressure tested to 15psi without leaks. Shaft splines, U-joints and gear set all in good shape. Paint is decent. Overall nice unit.
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