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Mercury Prop Shaft Mercruiser Lower Unit Gear Case 15 Spline Propeller Drive on 2040-parts.com

US $42.99
Location:

Hamilton, Ohio, US

Hamilton, Ohio, US
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  I am unsure of all applications for this propshaft as there are no part numbers on it or clutch dog, it is 15 inches long, has 15 prop splines (splines are 3 1/8 in long), 21 splines for clutch dog, the clutch dog is 2 inches in diameter and 1 1/4 wide including teeth, looks to be 1 in diameter where prop sits on it.  I also would assume it should be polished, no bends are visible.  If you have any questions or know what this fits any help is appreciated.  Thanks jason 513616214nine.

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