new in package. ordered and waited to long to return this item. never used. for an optimax 200hp m2 jet drive, and many other mercury engines. used for tilt and trim option.
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Trim & Tilt for Sale
- Mariner yamaha trim adjusting pin 40hp & others(US $28.00)
- Yamaha 98580-06560-00 98580-06560-00 screw, pan head(US $2.85)
- Evinrude johnson outboard tilt assist cable p# 436202 factory oem cable.(US $88.00)
- Yamaha trim tilt motor 2 wire 4 bolt mount f25 f30 f40 1998-2013(US $99.00)
- Quicksilver trim motor for mercury, mariner, and force.(US $140.00)
- Yamaha 69j-82147-00 pair wire , lead 4 marine boat
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