Motor ID Please

[kevinrude]

Hey Fellas,

I saw this motor advertised on CraigsList. Being described as a 1930s Johnson. Anyone know what this motor is? How does it look to you? There seems to be a lot of grease on the powerhead in the 2nd picture which kinda worries me.

Thanks.

[Tom]

Johnson 200 or 210, can’t tell without seeing the back.

Tom

[kevinrude]

quote Tom Manley:

Johnson 200 or 210, can’t tell without seeing the back.

Tom

Ask and ye shall receive………………………………

[kees]

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with this muffler , it is a model 200
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[PM T2]

its not grease, its patina, and its nothing to worry about. In fact it may have served very well as a preservative of the original finish.

And it washes off with mineral spirits, varsol, lacquer thinner, gasoline, WD-40, take yer pick.

It’s nothing but dirt that has accumulated from sitting. Motor has obviously been laying on its back for several years, judging by the way the rubber spark plug booted melted and dripped onto the side of the tank. Tank looks relatively un-beaten up, by the way.

PM T2

He's livin' in his own private Idaho..... I hope to go out quietly in my sleep, like my grand-dad did..... and not screaming, like the passengers in his car...

[Mumbles]

I thought the 200’s came with the cast muffler with fins on it?

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[mike-stroz]

They did, just picked one up with the finned muffler

[kevinrude]

I was unable to go and look at this motor so I have now posted the CraigsList ad in the ‘Leads for Motors’ section if anyone is interested.

[kees]

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proof, I see 200
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[Mumbles]

Yup, a 200 with another muffler grafted to it. Just like my F-70 has a cast 200 muffler on it instead of the original soup can type. Parts can definitely get swapped around in 80+ years! ☺

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