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  1. brim_buster

    7.5 gamefisher

    Do you have the model# Theres a tag on the transom bracket. Ive owned a bunch. Good little motors but loud. Pushed my 12' no problem.
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    Older ESKA

    Thers going to be a tag on the transom bracket with model number and serial.
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    Older ESKA

    You have a model number so we know what your playing with? Should start 217- from the look of the pics. Looks like wrong plug should be a J13Y gapped at .30. Ohm test your ignition coil. The small motors used the J8 like the 1-2.5hp
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    McCulloch Shear Pin Needed

    I cut a nail to fit. Done it many of times
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    Help identifying older Sears and Roebock 3.5 hp outboard motor.

    1967...Good stuff should be a piece of cake to get running
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    Help identifying older Sears and Roebock 3.5 hp outboard motor.

    can you post a pic. You dont see a metal tag on the transom bracket with model and serial number? In 74,75,76 the 3.5hp was made in Canada. The model number should start with 217-
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    Sears Eska 7.5 HP Carburetor Parts and Running Issues

    Im wondering why this thread didnt show up as new till today? I would of been following. Ive never had to replace the head gasket on one. What did the manual show or say
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    Restoring McCulloch 14HP

    Look at my profile picture. Had a guy on ebay custom make mine from a picture. Do not get water decals they suck. I typed in outboard decals and found a guy really easy. Parts are hit and miss. They are around. Ive restored over 30 old outboards as a hobby. Its alot of fun
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    5hp Montgomery Ward model 94GG9014A

    1950 model. When you take the flywheel nut off you have 2 options. #1 use a puller #2 spray WD or PB on the threads and tap with a rubber mallet it might pop up. Dont lose the key way
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    Restoring McCulloch 14HP

    Do you have a picture? I restored a Sears McCulloch 7.5. It was the oddball with one transom bracket low profile design like this one but was a McCulloch. They bought out Scott Atwater and made some the same engines but with the McCulloch name
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    Restoring McCulloch 14HP

    You can get stickers on ebay and you can find everything on the net. Ive restored a bunch and found period paint and stickers
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    7hp Sears

    217-58870 is a 1972 7hp. Nice motor. Dont pay over 100 bucks and it will barley push a 14 ft especially up river
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    1972 Sears 3.5 hp

    Did you put the kit in it or just replace the gasket?
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    1980's gamefisher 7.5 hp trim/tilt

    Should be a long pin. You can adapt one if needed. Make sure it cant come out
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    1972 Sears 3.5 hp

    did you install the pump diaphragm ( little pink or red bladder ) correctly? Slit is at 2 oclock
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    Sea King/Clinton K750 3110E 7.5 hp Single cylinder?

    They didnt have reverse? K750 was a single cyl. made by Clinton Mfg. You spin them 180 degrees to go in reverse. I got your messages BTW
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    1948 Hiawatha

    Motor was made by Gale. OMC div. Alot of Evinrude/Johnson parts should work for that motor I believe
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    1948 Hiawatha

    I sent you a message
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    Sea King/Clinton 7.5 hp

    glad to see you figured it out... Good luck
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    Sears Eska 7.5 HP Carburetor Parts and Running Issues

    Pray it never fails. Cant get them anymore but there are videos of guys re-working them when they fail. My 77 was SSI and it was a beast
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