Mercruiser Bravo Iii Transom Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Mount Holly, New Jersey, United States
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Two Mercruiser Bravo III transom assemblies removed from a 2001 boat. The gimbal rings were worn and the decision was made to replace the entire assembly versus just the gimbal rings. These were used in salt water but do not have any significant corrosion. Included are the transom assemblies, trim rams, inner plates, gimbal rings (will need to be refurbished or replaced), and associated hoses/wires/cables that are still attached. Trim senders on both are inoperable. Pick up only.
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