I hang it on the back every so often just to exercise it and run some gas through it, it really surprised me how well it moves my boat.Īround here, all small motors bring good money, I sold a 1965 9.5hp last August for $900, a 1981 9.9hp Johnson for $1400, and a 1980's model 8hp Evinrude for $950. Mine has the tank on top, which is perfect for my purposes. I actually made a wooden tray that it slides up into dead center beneath the bow, its out of the way and there if I need it. The ability to stow a light, but fairly strong spare motor under the deck is priceless. Knowing what I know now about those I'd probably have paid more for it. I found mine as a flea market, the guy had it marked $400, I got it for $150 at the end of the day. It starts easy, runs great, and is super light. I carry it under the bow on my 16' boat and use it as a back up motor in case the main engine dies. I repaired the ignition module under the flywheel and its been a great motor. I picked up a 7.5hp air cooled Gamefisher last summer for $150 and thought I got a deal, it looked like new, had great compression but no spark.
The guy I bought mine from had it mounted on a bracket up front on his boat, since it could just spin around in any direction it was great for shallow water and creeks. edition Gamefisher aluminum boat and 7.5 hp Ted Williams edition motor.
My old Eska 7.5hp used to start real easy, one or two pulls and it was ready to go. Theodore Samuel Williams (Aug July 5, 2002) was an American professional. I replaced it with a little Merc 100 and wished I had kept the Eska, the added weight was too much for that little boat. I ran one for a few years on a 12' jon boat. When the Eska motors are 100%, and kept out of saltwater they're not bad at all on a smaller boat. Those are probably less than half the weight of a comparable Evinrude. Those Eska built motors are hit or miss when it comes to resale, it takes a guy that really prefers an air cooled motor or someone that needs a super light motor. Last Updated on: Decemwith Ted Williams 7.Twocycle, I need to shop in your area I guess, I just sold a 1984 9.9hp Evinrude with a fresh repaint on it for $1500 cash, it wasn't listed for an hour when the first person to show up bought it. 1965 Sear 7.5 HP Ted Williams Outboard short shaft motor - $250 (Quanicassee).McCulloch company built outboards for Sears from 1959 to 1968. Comes with a 7 1/2 horsepower McCulloch outboard motor. 1965 Sear 7.5 HP Ted Williams Outboard short shaft motor - 250 (Quanicassee) For Sale 1965 Sear 7.5 HP Ted Williams Outboard short shaft motor with Forward, Neutral and Reverse, a 3 blade prop, 2.5 gallon remote tank with gas line and connector fitting including origonal owners manual. McCulloch company built outboards for Sears from 1959 to 1968. The 7.5 stuck in neutral, and the Simpson Sears has low compression.
#7.5 hp ted williams outboard motor worth anything serial number#
The serial number is: 5A-175475 Do you know how I can find: the year it was made oil to gas ratio spark plug gap where I can find parts Sure would appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction about this.
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