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Should be right around 65 pounds

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2.56 Ounces of oil for every gallon of gas.

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The correct mixture is 50:1...or 1 pint to 6 gallons...if possible use the OMC Johnson/Evinrude oil, Do not add more oil than that, you will loose power.

Also I recommend adding SeaFoam to each tank. It decarbonizes the engine as well as preserves the fuel. 1/3 can to 6 gal with 1 pint of oil.

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The 1977 model, Evinrude 15 hp outboard engine, requires a 50:1 ratio. This is one pint of 2 cycle oil, to six gallons of fuel, or 2.5 - 3 oz. of oil per gallon of gasoline.

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For a 2000 model: The Spark Plug (1) is located in the rear of the engine (opposite the pull start), beneath the gas tank. There is an access hatch. It can also be seen apon removal of the upper engine housing cover.

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237-254 pounds

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1966 20 hp.

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Chrysler Corp purchased West Bend's outboard manufacturing in January,1965. Chrysler sold the marine division not because they desired to, but because it was demanded as part of the government's loan guarantees. Chrysler stern drives were sold to Bayliner Boats in 1983 and the outboard division was sold to the Force Outboards division of U.S. Marine - an affiliate of Bayliner - in 1984.

The Chrysler Marine and Chrysler Defense divisions of the Chrysler Corporation were the two most profitable parts of that company, and the government made them divest both businesses. If it was me, I would have made Chrysler sell the division making the cruddy cars to Volkswagen or someone else that made cars people liked, and just turned Chrysler into a defense contractor.

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Old... Why?

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You can find used marine fuel injection pumps for Mercury Marine at junkyards. You can also check local marine stores.

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No, it is completely electronic, consisting of a stator, trigger, switchbox and coils.

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The ratio for all two stroke garden tools is 50/1 which means 100 ml to 1 gallon

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The water pump impeller on a 7.5 hp Mercury outboard, is located on top of the gearcase, and is driven by the driveshaft.

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You will notice on the throttle handle that there are three positions on the legend. "Really Slow", "Start" and "Slow".

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approx, 220 lbs

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The plug gap for a 94 model, 50 hp Johnson is .030-.035 in.

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The 1996 model, 175 hp Evinrude outboard spark plug recommendations......

Champion Ql78YC gapped at .030

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A 3.5hp outboard will give you 8mph tops, which would be a normal walk to a slow jog.

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50-1 mix for 125 force 1989

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The 1957 model, 18 hp Johnson outboard, requires an Champion J4C, or NGK B8S, gapped to .030 in.

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The dry weight for a 1986 Evinrude 9.9hp outboard is 75 to 88lbs. depending on the model.

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alot

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The recommended spark plug for the 1977 model, 7.5 hp Mercury outboard is a Champion L78V, or NGK BUHW-2. Both brands are Perma Gap type plugs, with the Champion being the manufacturer supplied plug back in 1977.

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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.

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1981 : SN 5713689 1980 : SN 55XXXXX to 56XXXXX 1981 : SN 57XXXXX to 58XXXXX 1982 : SN 59XXXXX to 61XXXXX hope this helps you out . here is the site link where i got the info . happy boating http://www.marineengine.com/parts/sierra_parts/8024/catalog.html?http://www.marineengine.com/parts/sierra_parts/8024/mercury_mariner.html?gclid=COX39_Po3JACFUV0OAodJUZ7Ww