Reverse Gear 54076 55609 43-55609 Quicksilver Mercury Mariner Motors. on 2040-parts.com
Walnut Creek, California, United States
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54076 55609 GEAR 43-55609 QUICKSILVER MERCURY MARINER MOTORS. This is a good reusable part; casting number reads 54076. I'm not sure but believe it's part # 55609 superseded to 66554, 79158, 79158A1 to 79158T and fits 400, 402 & 500 series motors. Check verify/compare with your part's part-book or mechanic to be sure you know what you buying; ask all questions you may have before hitting the buy button so you can't claim afterwards "its not as described" Part's get shipped as pictured; - don't see it? - It's not included. I sell parts only; I'm not in the shipping business; for courtesy I pack/deliver sold parts to any carrier of buyer choice; as long he/she pays for accordingly. This quoted cost pays to be shipped via first class mail or UPS-FedEX ground only; does not include insured nor a guaranteed delivery. If you expect it otherwise please advise before placing your order; I then quote accordingly. International Buyers: This shipping cost may not be correct: please state how you expect it to be shipping before placing your order, I then quote the cost accordingly. Export, Import, Duty and similar charges are the buyer's responsibility. Check your Country's Import Rules... I combine shipping on multiple bought parts when ask and if possible. As a guide; item with the highest shipping cost remains the same; others shipped in the same package the shipping cost may be reduced by 50%. Any questions please just ask or call (925) 933-9485. Thanks for looking and have a great day. (F-6) |
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