Mercruiser Gen Ii Mercury/mariner Outdrive Propeller Lock Kit on 2040-parts.com
Central Square, New York, US
Propeller lock for Mercruiser Gen. II and Mercury/Mariner V6 set; used on Mercruiser Alpha 1 Outdrive. Used in fresh water only with a boat on a lift. Includes Thrust hub and Tab washer receiver.
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