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    bullie
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      A friend from church has a 50 hp Evinrude 50373R and the carbs are missing. He thinks they were removed to be cleaned and then disappeared. I said I would ask around for him and see what I could find out.

      I see these on ebay

      http://www.ebay.com/itm/Evinrude-Johnso … ga&vxp=mtr

      The ad claims that the carbs are off a 78 model 50hp but I don’t see a 50 hp made that year.

      The diagrams are very similar for the 78 55hp and the 73 50 HP carbs though. Will these work?

      #66089
      frankr
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        1978 50hp motors were rope start. I don’t have a clue about the carbs.

        #66090
        PugetSoundBoater
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          quote FrankR:

          1978 50hp motors were rope start. I don’t have a clue about the carbs.

          Rope start a 50 hp .No Problem

          "Some people want to know how a watch works, others just want to know what time it is"
          Robbie Robertson

          #66091
          PugetSoundBoater
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            heres the carbs listed for the 1973 50 hp

            "Some people want to know how a watch works, others just want to know what time it is"
            Robbie Robertson

            #66103
            bullie
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              Rope start. Well, that sounds like vigorous fun.

              I was comparing the carbs from the 73 and 78 and they seem very similar on the parts breakdown page on ME. Hoping someone would know if they will swap out. $80 for a pair sounds a lot better than $194 each.

              #66117
              fleetwin
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                The 78 carbs are probably from a 55hp two cylinder, so they may not be compatible with the 73 50hp, the powerhead design was changed slightly in 1976 bumping the hp up to 55.
                I would look for carbs from a 1971-1975 OMC 50hp long shaft model. You are going to need many other bits/pieces besides just the carbs, so I would look for a junk engine of that vintage that will easily supply all the needed parts.

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