Mercury Sportjet 175xr2 Jet Drive Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Centuria, Wisconsin, United States
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USED MERCURY SPORT JET 175XR2 jet drive in good working condition worked good till motor threw a rod which seems to happen quite often . Unit seems clean was used in fresh water lake . Wouldn't hesitate to put in another boat and hit the water. come take a peek if you like . we have other parts for this set up as we are parting boat out contact us for other needs if you like.
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