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Mercury Outboard 50 Hp 500 Gearcase Lower Unit Long Shaft 20 In Freshwater Lqqk! on 2040-parts.com

US $299.99
Location:

Wilder, Idaho, United States

Wilder, Idaho, United States
It shifts nice and turns nice. It did have some water in the oil.
Brand:Mercury Stroke:2-Stroke Engine(HP):50 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:00

This is a used lower unit for a Mercury 50 hp or 500 model long shaft ( 20 inch ) outboard motor. It turns nice. It shifts ok. It did have some water in the oil when I drained it. Please see pictures.

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