Mercury 40 H.p. Long Shaft Part # 1626-4009 Steel D/s With Prop Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, United States
Mercury 40 h.p. Lower unit complete. Works and turns free. Long Shaft unit shifts fine. Driveshaft had 11 splines. Propeller shaft has 13 splines. Unit Pressure and Vacuum checked ok. Will need to have water pump checked and or changed.Thanks for looking.
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