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It's all in the lower unit and yes you can change the gears. It's alot
easier to just change the lower unit, though. A good used lower unit can be found for about $300 or a rebuilt for about $500. Well that makes sense. My port outboard leg (whatever you call it, lower unit, the part the sticks through the transom) has a label on it that says "counter rotating". I suppose if it was the engine that ran backwards they would have put the plate on there. I suppose I could put a bit of thought into these things. |
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