Mercury 1395-8237072 | Quicksilver Carburetor Repair Kit for use on various Mercury and Mariner inline cylinder SCMECH3 Shadow is versatile and tough

Name: Mercury 1395-8237072 | Quicksilver Carburetor Repair Kit for use on various Mercury and Mariner inline cylinder SCMECH3 Shadow is versatile and tough
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78480751633
Price: 136.99 USD
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Rating: 4.4374 (18 reviews)

Mercury 1395-8237072 | Quicksilver Carburetor Repair Kit for use on various Mercury and Mariner inline cylinder SCMECH3 Shadow is versatile and tough

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Mercury 1395 8237072 Quicksilver Carburetor Repair Kit for use on various Mercury and Mariner inline cylinder SCMECH3 Shadow is versatile and tough Shadow is versatile and tough Manufacturer part number: 8M0184382 See your owner's manual or service manual for specific applications and instructions Carburetor repair kit 8237072 is for use on various 10 25hp Mercury and Mariner 2 stroke outboards

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