upper gearcase seal part number for QD16

[fleetwin]

I am resurrecting a nice old 1955 Johnson 10hp for someone, but need to convert the ancient part number to something usable:
41-62 is the part number listed
Anyway of converting this to an updated part number? I am “assuming” that this is the same seal that is used in the 57 10hp but don’t want to make that mistake….

[Steve D]

Yeah Don, that’s the same seal. I think Frank R. had a formula for converting those numbers and I believe Garry shared this one awhile back that I saved. I’ve used it on MarineEngine and it works.

Replace the dash with a zero

41-62 becomes 41062

Place a zero in front to make it 6 digit, or 7 if needed, it becomes 041062

Punch that number in at marineengine and you get 0321788

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Steve D.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Steve D.

[Steve D]

[frankr]

Hm-m-m-m, seems to have worked. But the way I learned it is to simple toss out the “-” and insert enough leading zeros to make it 7 digits. Thus 41-62 becomes 0004162. It still comes up with the same result, so who am I to argue?

[Steve D]

Cool, I recorded it wrong the last time you gave it.

[fleetwin]

Thanks guys….D

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