Mercury Kf5 Outboard Magneto With Throttle Lever on 2040-parts.com
Humble, Texas, US
Magneto from a Mercury KF5 Outboard. Good condition. The 2 coils are cracked and will need to be replaced.This may fit other old Mercs, do your research to be sure. I have other listings for parts from the same motor.
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