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There should be no difference but, unfortunately, the gear case must be
taken completely apart to change the drive shaft. I ran into that last year and to take both the old and new apart, change drive shafts, etc. made a "deal" cost prohibitive. If you can find someone who will furnish you a guaranteed (long shaft) one at a price you can live with, then go for it. For my 200 merc, I got one for $450 that continued to leak, eventually swapped it for a $1000 which has worked good and I trust the guy I got it from! LD "Tom Creech" wrote in message ... I need a new lower unit for my 1979 70 hp Mercury outboard (long shaft). I've found one, but it's for a short shaft). Aside from the length of the drive shaft, is there any difference in the two? Thanks, Tom |
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