Used 1999 Suzuki Dt 200, Outboard Motor Prop Shaft, Propeller Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Mount Zion, Illinois, US
We are selling a 1999 Suzuki DT 200 outboard motor Propeller Shaft. It is straight and shows normal wear for its age.
Lower Unit Components for Sale
Used 1999 suzuki dt 200, outboard motor throttle body and throttle valve sensor(US $250.00)
Used 1999 suzuki dt 200, outboard motor fuel pump(US $40.00)
Used 1999 suzuki dt 200, partial shift rod and yoke(US $20.00)
Oem johnson evinrude impeller kit 0396725(US $48.96)
johnson evinrude outboards 3-pk. screws 325539 for water inlet screen (box 31)(US $7.99)
Prop shaft - complete - mercury outboard - pn 52542(US $175.00)
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