7 Horse Honda Snowblower Motor on 2040-motos

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I have for sale a Honda G300 snow blower motor which is seven horse power and has a 1 in keyed shaft. The motor is like new, starts easily, and runs good with lots of power. I bought it for a go cart, but can't use it on mine because of the 1in shaft. Would be perfect for your snow blower or other application. Thanks for your interest. $300 Call or text Allen at.

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