24:1 fuel / oil mix. OMC didn't go to 50:1 until around 1962/63. That outboard was equipped with the 2 line pressure tank system. I would update with a fuel pump that they put on some 1958 and all 1959 models so you can run it off any fuel tank if it hasn't already been done.
18 - 20 ft/lbs
Model number 35702H, would be a 1977 year model Evinrude outboard.
1959 thru 1963 Johnson and Evinrude use a 24 to 1 ratio. 1964 and up is 50 to 1
The FD 16 A is a 1962 model 18 Hp motor.
A 35hp Mercury outboard, serial number A184641, 1985 year model.
it is prefferable to use 10/30 oil mixture because it doesn't harm the motor and the mixture's density is proper
A 35hp Johnson outboard motor typically weighs around 120 to 140 pounds, depending on the specific model and year. Variations in weight can occur due to features and construction materials used. For the most accurate information, it's always best to consult the manufacturer's specifications for the particular model you are interested in.
Serial number 35514 show up to be a 1958. A list of serial number are post on http://www.marineengine.com/manuals/evinrude/
This is a 35hp Johnson outboard, 1984 year model. Thanks for the info. Most helpful Cheers scorpio48 (Pete)
The 35 hp Mercury outboard has a dry weight of 148-150 lbs., depending on year model.
A 35hp Mercury outboard, serial number 6445947, would be a 1984 model.
A 35 hp Mercury outboard, serial number A152966, would be a 1985 year model.