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    Family kept me busy all evening....but I got the serial no:

    Mariner 5
    661 S 424XX (last 2 digits X'd out by me).


    Does that help ID it?

    On the left side of the motor is stamped, "Made in Japan for Mariner International"


    Tommy

    edit...
    I found a link on the web of another one like mine, with better photos. They call it an air cooled motor in the add:
    http://www.smalloutboards.com/mar5.htm
    Last edited by M1Tommy; 07-06-2007 at 11:44 PM.

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    Its a 1975 air cooled made by Yamaha. You don't have an impeller so you don't have to worry about that. I'm having problems verifiying the oil mix but have a couple inquiries out in outboard repair forums that I participate in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IBNFSHN
    Its a 1975 air cooled made by Yamaha. You don't have an impeller so you don't have to worry about that.
    I found a few bits late last night that pointed towards it being air cooled, too. Now I can quit trying to get water into it!.. yeah, I've tried ...... some pretty "inventive" things, too...... :D


    Quote Originally Posted by IBNFSHN
    I'm having problems verifiying the oil mix but have a couple inquiries out in outboard repair forums that I participate in.
    'appreciated! If it's 50:1, I can cut back a bit and get better plug life.

    Tommy

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    Quote Originally Posted by M1Tommy
    I found a few bits late last night that pointed towards it being air cooled, too. Now I can quit trying to get water into it!.. yeah, I've tried ...... some pretty "inventive" things, too...... :D




    'appreciated! If it's 50:1, I can cut back a bit and get better plug life.

    Tommy
    I've gotten 1 reply and they say 25:1. I gotta believe that since it is air cooled. Plugs are suppose to be NGK B7HS gapped at .024
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    Quote Originally Posted by IBNFSHN
    I've gotten 1 reply and they say 25:1. I gotta believe that since it is air cooled. Plugs are suppose to be NGK B7HS gapped at .024
    I've been running about 32:1, but I usually go a "bit richer. I'll use that for weed-eater gas and make another tank at 25:1.

    I'll find that plug, too.
    Thanks!

    Tommy
    P.S. Here's a shot w/ all those cooling fins, below. The motor's not QUITE as dirty as the photo makes it look! :rolleyes:


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