Throttle Linkage 60578, Mercury 65 Hp 3 Cyl, 650 on 2040-parts.com
Gresham, Oregon, US
Good used throttle linkage pulled from 65 hp Mercury 650 3 cyl VIN # 3665874. The 60578 is stamped on the part.
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