Hi,
I have an old Chrysler 50 horse outboard. The mfr tag isn't on the transom
mount. It has 11-85 on one of the coils, and WE133 5/86 on the carb. It's
electric start but also has pull-rope start on the flywheel. I would like
to identify the motor to obtain a manual / parts list for it and a source
for parts.

Any ideas appreciated (other identifying marks hidden somewhere?)

TIA,
steve

Steve,

I've got an early 70 HP Chrysler and the id tag is on the inside of the
motor housing, not on the outside of the mount. If you lift the lid on
mine the tag is on the lower flat part of the interior housing, closer
to the transom.

Mike
SteveK wrote:
Hi,
I have an old Chrysler 50 horse outboard. The mfr tag isn't on the transom
mount. It has 11-85 on one of the coils, and WE133 5/86 on the carb. It's
electric start but also has pull-rope start on the flywheel. I would like
to identify the motor to obtain a manual / parts list for it and a source
for parts.

Any ideas appreciated (other identifying marks hidden somewhere?)

TIA,
steve

Hi Mike,
Thanks for the reply...
I can see on the mount where the tag *was* (or a tag of some kind). There
are a couple numbers in the cover, but I am assuming those to be part
numbers. There is nothing else inside attached or on the housing.

I have been able to identify the 5 horse Evinrude kicker that also came with
the boat.

thanks again!

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Steve,

I've got an early 70 HP Chrysler and the id tag is on the inside of the
motor housing, not on the outside of the mount. If you lift the lid on
mine the tag is on the lower flat part of the interior housing, closer
to the transom.

Mike
SteveK wrote:
Hi,
I have an old Chrysler 50 horse outboard. The mfr tag isn't on the
transom
mount. It has 11-85 on one of the coils, and WE133 5/86 on the carb.
It's
electric start but also has pull-rope start on the flywheel. I would
like
to identify the motor to obtain a manual / parts list for it and a
source
for parts.

Any ideas appreciated (other identifying marks hidden somewhere?)

TIA,
steve