Vintage Johnson Mercury Snowmobile Transmission Disc Brake F N R on 2040-parts.com
Antioch, Illinois, United States
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Listed is a Vintage OMC or Mercury (not sure which) snowmobile transmission that shifts forward, reverse, and neutral, as the larger 1968-1973 models did. It is the perfect trans for that homebuilt atv where you need forward, nuetral, and reverse with a belt drive. Plus disc brakes. |
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