Yamaha Prop Shaft (counter Rotation) 2002 - Up 200 Thru 300hp on 2040-parts.com
Mauldin, South Carolina, United States
Genuine Yamaha Counter Rotation Prop Shaft 69K 45611 00 00 I am including a Yamaha Spacer, Washer, Cotter Pin, for this Shaft! Please make Sure this is the Correct Part for you needs Before you order! Check out my other Genuine and Aftermarket Yamaha Parts. Thank You for Looking! |
Lower Unit Components for Sale
- Systematched prop hardware kit 120/300 hp
- Honda 19233-zv5-000 gasket b, impeller(US $10.00)
- Nos mercury/mariner quicksilver thermostat housing p/n 850055a2(US $29.99)
- 5 nos mounting screw evinrude johnson omc stringer/cobra p/n 331999(US $19.99)
- Main driveshaft 1982 1983 90 115 140 hp johnson evinrude 20" long p/n 391381(US $149.99)
- Nos mariner shift shaft 1982 1985-1990 1992 40 hp p/n 97744m(US $19.99)
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