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Serial-Production Numbers
Take a look all over it, and find the serial or production numbers for it. Then contract the guys at Torrenson Marine , and see if they can interpret it for you. Most engine manufacturers follow a specified set of numbers and letters - so you can identify who built it - maybe.
Good Luck -
//sse
Take a look all over it, and find the serial or production numbers for it. Then contract the guys at Torrenson Marine , and see if they can interpret it for you. Most engine manufacturers follow a specified set of numbers and letters - so you can identify who built it - maybe.
Good Luck -
//sse
On the photo
Also - you might want to re-size your photo and then edit your post (putting in the new picture). There are limits to the size of the image you can put on the posts...
Thanks,
//sse
Also - you might want to re-size your photo and then edit your post (putting in the new picture). There are limits to the size of the image you can put on the posts...
Thanks,
//sse
Kind of engine...
Is this a shaft drive inboard with stuffing box, strut and prop? Saildrive? Gas? Diesel?
From the photo, it almost looks like a 2 cylinder rotary.... (??)
I am quite puzzled.
More info please...
Loren
Is this a shaft drive inboard with stuffing box, strut and prop? Saildrive? Gas? Diesel?
From the photo, it almost looks like a 2 cylinder rotary.... (??)
I am quite puzzled.
More info please...
Loren
Troy Gattis
Junior Member
Engine Photo
The engine in this photo is an OMC zephyr saildrive. Any luck you have with finding parts or info let me know.I have this engine in my 25+ and knock on teakwood I don't need any parts but you never know. I do know that you can close the petcock valve at the bottom front and totally remove the upper section while the boat is in the water, to make any repairs easier than being a contorsionist, I rebuilt /cleaned my carb after about 2yrs of nobody(PO) running the engine.It is the original engine.I also live in the Atlanta area, boat is at Aqualand on Lanier.
The engine in this photo is an OMC zephyr saildrive. Any luck you have with finding parts or info let me know.I have this engine in my 25+ and knock on teakwood I don't need any parts but you never know. I do know that you can close the petcock valve at the bottom front and totally remove the upper section while the boat is in the water, to make any repairs easier than being a contorsionist, I rebuilt /cleaned my carb after about 2yrs of nobody(PO) running the engine.It is the original engine.I also live in the Atlanta area, boat is at Aqualand on Lanier.
Saildrive Info
Ahhhh, so ~that's~ what those engines look like, eh? The info I have for Saildrive is:
The address for OMC Saildrive Manuals is
Ken Copok Co.
Literature Distribution Center
9929 W. Silver Spring Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53225
Telephone: 414-466-6060
Bombardier will also give you good part numbers for the asking and you can go to your local dealer and order the parts. Telephone: 847-689-7090 or 1-800 888-4662.
Good Luck!
//sse
Ahhhh, so ~that's~ what those engines look like, eh? The info I have for Saildrive is:
The address for OMC Saildrive Manuals is
Ken Copok Co.
Literature Distribution Center
9929 W. Silver Spring Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53225
Telephone: 414-466-6060
Bombardier will also give you good part numbers for the asking and you can go to your local dealer and order the parts. Telephone: 847-689-7090 or 1-800 888-4662.
Good Luck!
//sse