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Well Thanks for the response. I came across Grubbs Marine Division online
and they actually new what I was talking about. The marine dealers here told me to throw the thing out; that I would never get it working. Well I've rebuilt 3 engines and though they were old they worked and I was proud every time someone made a degrading remark. They got me where I was going and brought me home- every time! I always had fish and many times the fellows with the shiny models were being towed in. The best one was watching a guy run his rig up and into the loading ramp after he had laughed at my "need a pony" rig. I had to pull start a forty merc. Thanks again, rrj "Bob S" wrote in message ... rrj wrote: After trying to tell Mercury about their engine and not being successful I tried to e-mail them and unless I make up some appropriate info they won't respond. The fact is the serial number doesn't match their criteria. stamped in the plate is a seven digit number and its supposed to be eight. I went through a long list of serial numbers for 150hp engines from '73-94 and they don't even come close with anything arbitrarily added. I would like to put this engine together and make it work. can anyone help? I suggest you simply take the motor to your local Merc dealer. I am sure he will be happy to identify it for you and procure the appropriate manual. My dealer did for me with an old '67 engine. BS |
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