Volvo Penta Ms3 Ratio 1.93:1 Transmission In Good Condition on 2040-parts.com
West Hills, California, US
This Volvo transmission came off a TMD-40a. It is in good working condition. It came out of a Uniflite boat with twin tmd-40a engines. Boat had an elder owner that hardly used it and then passes away and we sold the engines one engine sold with a tranny and the other without. So we were left with a transmission with very low hours in great working condition. We have had it in storage for a few years. Its always been stored in doors you can tell by its condition. Its ration is 1.93:1 or 1.92:1 its just under 2:1. They don't make these transmissions anymore and parts are very expensive and hard to find. Im selling it with no warranty but know that it came from a low hour boat in great condition. No Zero bidders or international shipping. Shipping price depends on where you live.
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