Meyers E-47 H Snowplow Pump on 2040-parts.com
North Andover, Massachusetts, US
For auction is a working Meyers E-47H snowplow pump To big for my jeep.. bottom not cracked or repaired I have to list as parts ... because I have to protect myself from frauders claiming it does not work.. looks and works as it should. I tried it on my jeep no pitting on shaft below the seal just a little on top check out pictures . please ask all questions before you bid being auctioned with no returns. p.s. I will have to drain the fluid before shipping for osha purposes . shipping will be 34.99 because it is heavy.
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