Mercruiser Transom Assembly on 2040-parts.com
East Amherst, New York, US
A used Gimbal housing assembly for 4 cyl. Mercruiser applications, includes trim rams/hoses, Trim senders, Bell housing, Gimbal Ring and Steering Lever + new gaskets. This item is in very good used condition, took off of scrap boat with working engine. If in need of any other parts for this particular item please visit our Ebay store or call us at (716)688-7144.
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