Until a few years ago, yes. OMC - the Outboard Marine Corporation was the parent company of Johnson, Evinrude, and in earlier years, Lawn-Boy and Gale. They sold out a few years back to the French firm of Bombardier Outdoor Products.
Somewhere on engine tags or parts numbers, you're going to see (OMC) Outboard Marine Corporation. It's either a Johnson or an Evinrude.
For the pre-1980 Johnson and Evinrude models, the engine model number is compared to the listings in the OMC Model Reference Guide.
50:1 is used by most OMC 2 cycle outboards.
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it is 50:1 it is 50:1 try this helpful link... http://www.brokeboats.com/ratio.html
OMC recommends 24:1, UNLESS it's a Johnson oil "TCW-III". Then you can get away with 50:1, no problem.
If you're referring to real estate purchases, OMC stands for Owner May Carry.
The operations and maintenance center (OMC) is connected to all equipment in the switching system and to the BSC
OMC (Overdrive Media Console) is an application that provides eBooks, audio books and online information to read. A OMC technician loads and manages that information generally from within central processing.
On pre 1980 model Johnson / Evinrude outboards, look up the model number in the OMC model number reference guide. This guide will list model numbers manufactured since 1913.
As of July 2014, the market cap for Omnicom Group Inc. (OMC) is $18,299,311,041.90.
By the end of 2007. The models between 2001 and 2007 weren´t "the genuine Johnsons" but Suzuki Outboards with the "Johnson" brand on the hood. The real Johnson Outboards were built by OMC (USA) untill its bankruptcy 2001. As I said, the models 2001-2007 were Suzukis built by BRP (Bombardier-Canada).