Yamaha F300 Lower Unit 4.2l- Also Works With F250 on 2040-parts.com
Hockley, Texas, United States
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I purchased a 2012 SkeeterBay with 43 hours on the motor. The previous Owner took perfect care of the boat except struck something and then left the skag just in the water while away(Lake Amistad, not saltwater). The lower unit works but has a slight bend in the prop shaft. There was no water in the lower unit so I believe the seals are just fine. This came off a 25 shaft length F300 Yamaha outboard motor but I know it also replaces the F250(and maybe 225). This will also fit other years up to the current year model. Please lookup the model specifics.
This would be a great lower to rebuild, use as a spare, or use it as-is. Thanks for looking. |
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