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• J Bone Posts: 173 Deckhand

  August 2018 #2

  
  
  

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• surfman WC FLPosts: 6,022 Admiral

  August 2018 #3

  Save it in case you hit something and need a new shaft, I can't see a lot of value in that with bad gears, but if someone needs a shaft you might get something for that. Advertise it on craigs list for parts maybe.

  Tight Lines, Steve
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• shamrock1188 Posts: 272 Deckhand

  August 2018 #4

  To most it is scrap value. It has the most value to you as a spare. If you find somebody with a 2004 Suzuki 225 and needs these parts then they are worth about 1/2 the price of new in good condition.
  

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• voltman Posts: 152 Deckhand

  August 2018 #5

  there are shops that rebuild them,,I replaced a lower unit in my mercury 250 in the past and the unit ,brand new out of the box was in the $5,000.00  range, not sure what Suzuki lower units go for .

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