Seahorse JH19A

[kkj]

I have found (yes, abandoned!)a Johnson Seahorse JH19A (made in Belgium). A first inspection give hope. The engine is moving, there are compression, the propeller is turning. It even looks quite good.It can be worse. I have decided to save it.<br />Where do I find a workshop or service manual?<br />I guess parts are available in US, (Wonder if they are available in Europe?)

 

[OBJ]

Re: Seahorse JH19A

Well kkj...you found a 1964, 3hp. Parts for the ignition system, water pump and carb kits are still available.<br /><br />Do a search for Ken Cook Co., Marine.com, or I believe the OutboardWizard. You can get reprints of the original service manuals there.<br /><br />Good luck with the project!

 

[Bear]

Re: Seahorse JH19A

Hi kkj<br /><br />Try marinshopen.se for parts<br />Check this link too maxrules.com/fixtuneitup.html <br /><br />

 

[kkj]

Re: Seahorse JH19A

Hey! Another Swedish fellow!

 

[kkj]

Re: Seahorse JH19A

Thanks! . I have mailed all of them. Now we will see......<br />I am not sure what is most fun for me. To fiddle with engine or put it into a boat

 

[Paul Moir]

Re: Seahorse JH19A

I see a few on ebay too, just use the search arguments:<br /><br />(3, 3hp) (johnson, evinrude) manual<br /><br />Evinrudes of this time are the same as Johnson's. A '65 manual will work fine too. <br /><br />Also, have a look here at Tom Travis' site:<br /> 3 hp tuneup<br /><br />Those little 3hp engines are great runners. Be careful, there is a filter in the tank that tends to clog bad just above the brass nut above the fuel valve. Take out the brass nut to find it.<br /><br /><br />Bear! Good to see you back!

 

[kkj]

Re: Seahorse JH19A

Thanks! <br />Tom Travis site was most useful!