OutBoard Service Repair manuals

Post by **Jim** » 08 Jun 2012, 07:13

You guys are all welcome!

If you sent me a PM for the link to the manuals and I have not responded, send me a PM again. I don't come to this post too often.

Sarkan · Post by **Sarkan** » 30 Jun 2012, 00:16

Can I get one for my 1989 Johnson 9.9? I am also looking for the owners manual to help me with figuring out this mixture knob and my idle issue.

PATRIOT2 · Post by **PATRIOT2** » 02 Jul 2012, 13:42

I didn't read thru all the posts on this thread (and I may have posted this on a different thread) but if you want to download your own factory service manuals, simply go to:
EBSCOhost dot com
User ID: marshall
Password: public
. . . select . . .
Small Engine Repair Reference Center or any other gasoline powered vehicle and enjoy!

sharrison · Post by **sharrison** » 10 Sep 2012, 00:45

PM sent Jim...

Thanks

Seanymph · Post by **Seanymph** » 25 Nov 2012, 11:41

Hi Jim,

Is it possible to get a link to your sevice manuals. I am a newbie to this website just recently purchasing my boat and looking for service manual for my 1965 Evinrude 6 hp fisherman motor.

Thanks

Big Aug · Post by **Big Aug** » 27 Jan 2013, 22:21

Thanks bro! Sounds like an awesome deal and inspires me to get on this site daily...

Big Aug · Post by **Big Aug** » 27 Jan 2013, 22:23

By the way, I am really new to this whole concept - what is "pm"??

JMichael · Post by **JMichael** » 28 Jan 2013, 05:44

Big Aug wrote:By the way, I am really new to this whole concept - what is "pm"??

Look at the bottom of this post right below my signature. See the "profile" and "pm" buttons? If you click the "pm" it brings up a text box for entering a message. When you submit it, it goes out as a private/personal message (PM) to the ID that you clicked PM on. If you look at the very top left side of the screen, you'll see Home, User Control Panel, 0 new messages. When someone sends you a PM, that 0 will turn into a 1 and if you click on it, you'll be able to read that message.

Post by **Jim** » 28 Jan 2013, 07:20

Hi guys! You must PM me for the manual links. I hardly ever read the posts in the link.....not enough time in the day.

Jim

cfh1177 · Post by **cfh1177** » 27 Mar 2013, 13:29

PM sent

Jib2 · Post by **Jib2** » 28 May 2013, 16:57

Jim,
Not new here been on the site for over a year I have posted some but not up to 25 yet. However, I'm in a real need so I thought I would ask for a repair manual for the following. If you could help me out here it certainly would be appreciated.

1994 15hp Johnson model J15ELERE

I trying to wire in a replacement starter switch. The original was completely missing so I have not a clue where to wire in a replacement.

Thanks for your consideration on the manual.

Jib2 · Post by **Jib2** » 29 May 2013, 08:22

Thanks Jim, much appreciated.

Post by **Jim** » 02 Jun 2013, 17:56

Everyone should of gotten the link that requested it.

kidhickey · Post by **kidhickey** » 03 Jun 2013, 15:36

Jim » 26 Aug 2009, 16:18 wrote:They are in PDF format. I would of posted them here but they are too big. They run from 50mb to 200mb each. I will not burn these on disc or mail them out. This is 2009 folks we can do this "paperless".

This service is for active members. If you are new here, make a few (at least 25) meaningful posts before asking for a manual. Sorry, no chew and screw here. Give a little and you get a little.

PM me your email address and what manuals you want and I will send you a link to download the manuals.

Manuals

Honda
1978-2001 2hp-130hp

Johnson Evinrude
1956-2001 1.25hp-300hp

Mercury Mariner
1965-2000 2hp-300hp

Yamaha
1984-2003 2hp-250hp

Clinton
K350
K350A
How do I tell the year it was made so I can order a manual? Thanks Bill from Dudley, MA
Eska
eska 3.0 -.7.5 hp mechanics manual.pdf

MRichardson · Post by **MRichardson** » 29 Jul 2013, 13:21

Hi Jim,

I am having a hell of a time finding (online) a manual for my 25hp Mercury manual/tiller.. You have anything for that? If so greatly appreciated!!! And if not, also greatly appreciated - this is a great service you're providing with this thread.

Thanks,

Matt