Mercruiser Transom Gimble Bravo Housing Trim Rams No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Here we have a Bravo 3 transom or gimble housing. It was removed from a 2002 Wellcraft Excalibur in order to replace with Arneson surface drives. The boat had 250 hours. There is visable corrosion but are capable of being used. This is the second one out of a pair. All pivot points seem to be free of play, gimble bearing is smooth with no roughness felt. Good luck and happy bidding
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