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farmer
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Posted: January-17-2007 at 7:54pm |
Hollywood, I believe those were sold through Sears.They are air cooled like the eska that I have now. Thanks for thinking of me but now that all my outboards are in one place, my wife has a much easier time telling when I get a new one. Not good. Gary
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Hollywood
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farmer
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Eric, thanks for the number. Farmer
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eric lavine
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Farmer, 918-786-8180 sometimes you have to call a couple of times to get a hold of him, but he's got the stuff if you need it Eric
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"the things you own will start to own you"
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farmer
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Hey MaddMarxx. Where are you located. I might know someone interested in the johnson if it is complete and has compression. What year ?? Farmer
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farmer
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Eric,the racks are sweet. The heavy one is on caster wheels so I don't have to lift the mercs.I made them last weekend. Farmer
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farmer
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Okay. The tanks. There are two pressure tanks to go with the blue motor down by the mercs.It's a 5.5hp evinrude 1955. you are also right about the motor in the backround. 1959 Evinrude Lark 35hp. thanks Farmer
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2_Nautiques
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Farmer, Can't help myself, I love all boats even outboards, have had a few old evinrudes, still have a Mark 25, with two old mark 20's in parts.
I see the outboard to the far right, looks like a tiller handle from a Johnson, but it looks like it is blue? The tank under the 6hp Evinrude must be a Mercury tank? That one in the background has got me puzzeled, tried zooming in but still can't tell. Looks like it says LARK which would make it an Evinrude, however It might be an old GALE. Been fun, thanks |
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eric lavine
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I personally like the storage rack, well constructed, I"ll post the number today eric
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"the things you own will start to own you"
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farmer
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2 Nautiques. Hope the other guys won't toss you off the forum for knowing so much about outboards! I'll list the ones you got right or close. (of course,I use a book) Farmer
1. 1960 merc 300E 35hp 2. X 3. 1959 mark 58AE Super Thunderbolt 45hp 4. 1956-58 mark 55E 40hp 5. X 6. 1975 Eska 5.5hp 7. 1966 Evinrude Fisherman 6hp 8. X 9. 1952 KE4 Rocket Deluxe 7.5hp 10.19?? Pflueger Supreme electric thing 11. X 12.1977 Ford 302 marine Mustang 13. the gas tank comment was just showing off. No merc tanks. 14. There is another outboard in the picture that no one has mentioned. Look at the tanks again. |
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farmer
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MaddMarxx, thanks for the offer but I'm trying to get more into the mercs. Those 4 on the end were my most recent "acquisition" and besides, my wife is starting to take a head count every time she goes into the garage. Now ,I don't know much about women but that can't be a good sign. thanks Farmer
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farmer
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Eric,please don't tell me you're one of those guys who throws things out just because he hasn't used them in 10 or 20 years!!!
Please post that number if you would. I have a parts motor for each of my running motors but you never know. Farmer |
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eric lavine
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Farmer, if i would of known...I was sick of moving them around and I gave them to the scrap man, he was happy, they were probably from the 40's sorry
good source for any outboard stuff is Frankies marine out in Oklahoma, he tells me he has 3 or 4 buildings full of outboard stuff, Ill post his number if anyone has interest |
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"the things you own will start to own you"
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MaddMarxx
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farmer...Do you want another one??
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Hollywood
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Besides the engines with the name displayed, all I can guess is the V8 is a Ford.
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2_Nautiques
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Looks like a jackpot!
From right to left: An early 60’s 35hp Mercury A 50’s Mark 30 4 cyl. Mercury An early 60’s 4 cyl 50 or 65 hp Mercury A 50’s Mark 55 4 cyl Mercury Scott Atwater ? Gamefisher or Eska? Late 60’s 6hp Evinrude Late 50’s Early 60’s 18hp Evinrude Early 50’s 7.5 or hurricane 10 Mercury Some electric thing ??? In the background late 50’s 55hp v4 Evinrude Don’t know what the inboard is ??? Gas tanks don’t line up with the motors, no Mercury tanks? That’s the best that I can do. |
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bkhallpass
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OK, I'll Guess,
Right to left. 4 Mercury, 4 and 6 cyl. from the 50s, early 60s. A small Mercury, probably from the 40s. A Ted Williams/Sears 2 Evinrudes A small Merc from the 40s In the back ground, looks like a Montgomery Wards Sea King BKH |
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Livin' the Dream
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farmer
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BINGO!!!!!!!!
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Tim D
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The dark blue one on the far left looks like something I know about.
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Tim D
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farmer
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How many of these late model beauties can you identify from the picture?
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