Old mercury manuals

[buddyp]

Is there an online site that displays mid 1970 merc manuals

 

[wilde1j]

Re: Old mercury manuals

No.

 

[tashasdaddy]

Re: Old mercury manuals

old mercs.com moving to merc forum.

 

[avenger79]

Re: Old mercury manuals

not that I know of, I think for the most part you have to drop the $30 for it.

 

[fin reaper]

Re: Old mercury manuals

Similar question - How well will the Seloc cover me for a 1965 900 Merc?

 

[wilde1j]

Re: Old mercury manuals

While better than nothing, the third party manuals are not very good. Try to get an OEM manual. I would try Ebay first.

 

[jrs_diesel]

Re: Old mercury manuals

I personally steer away from both Seloc/Clymer manuals. From what I've learned here they tend to cover a range of engines in those books and not specific to any year or HP model. Sort of like the Haynes/Chiltons manuals for the automotive world.

The factory service manuals are the way to go. Those cover all the details of your particular engine.

 

[The_Kid]

Re: Old mercury manuals

Check to see of your local library has a subscription to the EBSCO small engine repair reference center. They have service manuals that go back the the mid 50s.

 

[109jb]

Re: Old mercury manuals

No.

No manuals on the entire internet?? Really. I have not found the service manuals yet, but I have found the operation and maintenance manuals online.

Go to the link below and drill down to your model

http://www.brunswickmarineemea.com/download/dosearch/@isnew/desc?mod=4&lang=EN&categories=

 

[109jb]

Re: Old mercury manuals

BTW, that site also has technical drawing of many engines. Very cool.

http://www.brunswickmarineemea.com/download/preparesearch?mod=7&lang=EN