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Zf Marine Transmission Pair Irm350pl Low Hour Takeouts! on 2040-parts.com

US $8,000.00
Location:

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States
Runnning takeouts form re-power jo,b only 200 hours
Brand:ZF

Running pair IRM350PL Marine transmissions complete with mounts, and flywheel flex plates. Ratio 1.025 to 1
S/N 96-13668 and 96-13667, Parts list 0736658
KW/RPM: pleasure .275, Light .247, Med .213, Continuous .152
These are running takeouts from a re-power job, they have approx 200 hours on them. ready to ship. 

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