what isa 10522c 9.9 hp evinrude

[crosbyman]

1975 presumably but what is the 22 c short long extra long

thanks

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[retiredoz]

From what I can glean from the aftermarket bible, ’24’ is std, and ’25’ is long, pull starts. I can’t locate any reference to a ’22’, but if the pattern holds, even numbers were std…. Can’t think of what might be different.

[fleetwin]

Yeah, I don’t see 10522C in the 1975 9.9 listings, but was only looking in Marineengine.com
There were no extra long models (25″) offered in 1975, so it refers to either a 15 or 20″ length 9.9.
So, guess you need to have another look at the ID plate.
The “C” is just a designation of some sort of change during the 1975 model run, would be hard to figure out just what that was just looking at the parts book….Could be something as simple as a wire clamp though, so may be insignificant.
I know there was some sort of parts change in the gearcase around this time though.
Tell us why you are concerned about this model ID, are you looking for a specific part, or parts change?
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[frankr]

10522 is a 1965 9.5hp, not a 1975 9.9hp. Totally different critters

[Mumbles]

frankr wrote:

10522 is a 1965 9.5hp, not a 1975 9.9hp. Totally different critters

I’m glad you posted that Frank as I had done so earlier and then deleted it. Didn’t want to get slammed for making a mistake! ☺

[crosbyman]

ok here is what I found after searching deeper on Leroy’S site see picture

looks 1964 9.5

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[fleetwin]

OK, now I am confused also….
Isn’t the model number for a 1965 9.5 Evinrude: 9522 or 9523?

http://www.marineengine.com/parts/johnson-evinrude-parts.php?year=1965&hp=9.5

[frankr]

I guess we all are totally confusulated. Yes, a 1965 9.5 comes up as 9522, and a 1975 9.9 should be 10524 or 25 (10554 or 55 for electric start)

As of right now, I have no idea where 10522 came from, except from published lists like above.

But a 9.5 and 9.9 are so totally different that it should be easy to tell the difference by a quick look at them. Picture???

EDIT: There was another obscure 9.9hp with high thrust reverse for sailboats. Wonder what the model number was for that thing?

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[crosbyman]

here it is …for sale $375 as per seller !!! I offered 75$ and it is certainly a turtle like my 9622a

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[Mumbles]

No need to be confused guys as everything you need to know is on page 56 of your OMC Model Number Reference Guide. Here’s a link to the 1913 – 1979 edition at Marine Engine and if you don’t have a copy, you can download my PDF version of the 1913 – 2005 edition. ☺

http://www.marineengine.com/parts/engine-model-guides/omc-johnson-evinrude-model-number-guide/omc-johnson-evinrude-model-number-guide-00001.html

OMC-Model-Numbers-1913-2005

OMC-Model-Numbers-1913-2005

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