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Mercury Mariner Swivel Bracket - 3407-813029t1 - 4hp 5hp on 2040-parts.com

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beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey, United Kingdom

beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey, United Kingdom
Old stock, but new and unused. See listing for details.
Type:Engine Parts Manufacturer Part Number:3407-813029T1 Brand:Mercury EAN:Does not apply

Mercury / Mariner swivel bracket (rear part)

Mercury / Mariner (Quicksilver) part number(s): 3407-813029T1

UK retail price (at time of listing): £257.41 (for complete assembly, including front half)

Suitable for various Mercury & Mariner engines, including:
  • 4hp 2-stroke 
  • 5hp 2-stroke
If you are unsure whether this part is suitable for your engine, please message us with the serial number and we will check.

The serial number will be either a 7 digit number or of the form 0P------, 0R-----, 1A------- etc..


Condition: new and unused. Old stock, so may not be with original packaging / packaging may show signs of wear and tear.


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