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  • #8658
    crosbyman
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      Canada Member - 2 Years

      Had to grab it at $60 CDN nice Evinrude 6hp 1974 ….. Ok it is stuck but my pleasure will be to free it up during the coming snowstorms 🙂

      the engine is super clean no oily residue inside anywhere to speak of . Starter gear don’t even look used much . Cowl inside surface is spotless

      It looks like it was mostly in storage. If it did not go for a swim the innards are likely fine.

      I figured for a price cheaper than of a prop it is a good gamble .

      it was listed at $150 for a few weeks so I set the hook at $60 "as a parts motor" and got a nibble 😀

      pics to come

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      #67366
      fisherman6
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        US Member - 2 Years

        Nice score and good luck getting it freed up. As you may guess by my name on the boards (Fisherman6) and my avatar pic, I kinda like these little motors. 😀 Looking forward to the pictures.
        -Ben

        OldJohnnyRude on YouTube

        #67370
        fleetwin
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          US Member - 2 Years

          I’m sure you will free her up fairly easily, can’t wait to see a video of her purrrring…

          #67374
          crosbyman
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            Canada Member - 2 Years

            update…… before pics….

            well I had a closer look
            the flywheel came off and found nicely cracked coils 😀
            thermostats bolt covers in a virgin state

            this thing was in a mecanic ‘s back shop marked… " for pieces" yet none were missing

            I have a feeling it was brought in due to faulty ignition (obvious) and remained untouched for years after the owner never followed-up on an expensive ? estimate

            whatever happened it is now on the road to recovery…… I may even swap out my nice 1962 turtle for a "newer" 1974 next summer if it purrs ok


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            #67379
            dan-in-tn
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              Happy Holidays to you! That is a good looking turtle, but it has to be at least a 1964? Didn’t start making them till then. Made them till 1973. Not sure what year it is, but looks clean as well. Good luck with the six horse, it’s a good motor too!

              Dan in TN

              #67382
              crosbyman
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                Canada Member - 2 Years

                MY TURTLE IS A 9622A I GOOFED…. IT IS A 1966 SHORT SHAFT …. I confused that mid 62 sequence of numbers in the mdl#

                here is a few pics of the new arrival


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                #67389
                fisherman6
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                  US Member - 2 Years

                  That’s a beautiful little motor! It likely will take very little to free it up and get it going. It should be a very nice runner. I have the 1969 version of this motor and it certainly is. It appears that you are probably right about the history of this one. Very nice find.
                  -Ben

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                  #67446
                  outbdnut2
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                    That’s a nice find! I have the ’66 Evinrude version – great runner – now! I got it for $30 and it was stuck. Broken impeller jamming it up at the water pump. It runs sweet now!, and I even used it as a "beginner" motor for my grandson’s minimost hydroplane until he got the hang of handling it – I doubled the oil when it was revving pretty high on the hydro. Mine looks terrible though – it had been painted camo, and then brush-painted a bright blue that is peeling off. It’s super for back-trolling slow for walleyes!
                    Dave

                    #67453
                    crosbyman
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                      Canada Member - 2 Years

                      I fed it some Deep Creep a few times and will let it simmer a few days but… i will pull that l.u. for an impeller replacement
                      i’ll check the oil in the gearcase but visually I see no drips or stains anywhere and it looks tight as a clam

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