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You can’t be in a hurry to get them done. There is a lot that can be potentially be wrong with them; so you have to take your time and be thorough, from top to bottom. When you’re done, though, they are great running, powerful motors that actually will shift quite well. They are my favorite of all motors. $100 for a nice looking one is fair. I’m sure Dave knows this but there are two different lower units of that type.Two different gear ratios and different prop shaft lengths. One is for the 15 cubic inch Mark 10, 15A, etc. The other is for 22 cube motors like the Mark 28, Merc 200, etc. Water pump takes special tools to do right. Some can be cobbled up. The Mercury 1965 and prior manual covers them well.
Long live American manufacturing!