What year is the 9.5 Johnson?

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  • Buccaneer

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    #2619

    What year is the 9.5 Johnson?
    http://www.do-bid.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?dobid97/127/1

    Wondering if it would be a parts donor for my 66 Evinrude?
    Thanks

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    Mumbles


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    #24520

    I’d say ’71.


    cajuncook1


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    #24521

    It looks like a 1964 or 1965 Johnson. The tiller arm does not seem to have the adjustable trolling speed dial. It is hard to tell from the picture. It may have a mixture of parts from different year motors on it….dunno.

    David T.


    fleetwin

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    #24522
    quote Mumbles:

    I’d say ’71.

    I’m with Mumbles, looks like a 1971, provided the cover is the correct one.
    In any event, the rest of the engine is the dark green color, which was only used from 1969-1971.


    Buccaneer

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    #24524

    Thanks guys, will now have to research if a 71 ish Johnson has any
    compatible parts with my 66 Evinrude 9.5….. or
    I may bid on it anyway…. never can go wrong to have parts
    for a potential project.. right? 🙂

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    cajuncook1


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    #24533

    Should be a compatible for a donor motor. After 1966 they added different tiller arm with the trolling speed knob, vibration dampeners, and the hood latch is different.

    The rest of the motor except the face plates should all cross over.

    Cheers,
    Cajun


    Buccaneer

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    #24536

    I look briefly an Marineengine’s diagrams, and see both
    motors use the same rubber motor mounts, then
    supper interrupted. Will see if I can get a hold of the
    auction place tomorrow for more info, i.e., why it’s deemed
    a "parts motor", etc.

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    fleetwin

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    #24537

    Can you get the model number of the engine, that will pinpoint its year exactly


    billw

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    #24538

    Just to be a PITA, I’m going with 1970.

    Long live American manufacturing!


    1946zephyr


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    #24541
    quote Buccaneer:

    I look briefly an Marineengine’s diagrams, and see both
    motors use the same rubber motor mounts, then
    supper interrupted. Will see if I can get a hold of the
    auction place tomorrow for more info, i.e., why it’s deemed
    a “parts motor”, etc.

    It looks like a barn find and hasn’t ran in years. Hense the "parts motor" status.
    A thorough tune up and cleaning should put this back in service by the weekend.

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