TOPIC: Evinrude 25 hp?

hello,

Does someone know if this is a evinrude 25 hp? they sell it as a evinrude 25 hp but i don't think so. And these are the only pictures on the internet there is no picture of the hood. maybe someone over here knows it.

For one thing the exhaust is on the wrong side to be a 22 cudic inch OMC built motor.--Recoil does not look like an OMC either.

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I see motors misidentified all the time !!

Thanks for the fast reply. But do you have any idea what it could be?

Bundy ??????

Looks furrin' to me! Like, maybe a Suzuki given the greenish powerhead paint. Any other guesses????...........ed

looks like an early 60s West Bend before Chrysler bought them...?

The cowling does not extend out very far from the block at the front.----Likely due to a carburetor on the side ???????

I don't think that it is a west bend they didn't use that kind of recoil. And it does not look like my early 60s West Bend 20 hp as well?
And I also think that the carburetor is on the side.there is also a fuel line which goes to the side. So that will probably be on the side.

I don't see plugs or wires...... DIESEL?

the coil is on the side of the cyl. there is a plug but looks like only one cyl
Charles

This is a 10 hp West Bend that I was told could be a 20 with a 20 carb.

Any more powerhead pics? This has my curiosity running wild!

Back in the 50's/early 60's when there was still a Montgomery Wards chain, they sold engines that were that color red. I think they carried the brand name "Buccaneer". Bucaneers also came in other colors - I remember a two-tone combination of green and cream white, too. They looked like several other motors of the day - Gale, Sea King, Brooklure to name a few - which I understood to be out of production Johnson/Evinrudes. But, they could have been of foreign origin for all I know. We had a 12 hp Brooklure my dad brought new from Western Auto Supply. We ran it on a plywood kit boat my dad had built. I learned to ski behind it when I was 9. I'm now 66 so you can figure out how old it was. It had more compression than my arm could overcome so when I needed to start it, one of buddies would lay across the top of power head to hold it down while I yanked with both hands. He never fell in the drink and it always started.

I think you are correct, as looks like a Buccaneer!"

Where would the carburetor be mounted on a " Buccaneer "---- front or on the side of the block ?

I googled old european outboatd, I came up with 3 pics with similar looks, but this one has the same screw? on the end of the handle....too bad there was NO info. just a guy tryin to sell pics!
so its a euro of some sort manufactured some where.......
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. www.colourbox.com/image/old-boat-outboard-motor-works-without-cover-image-4611625

it also looks like it might be a cresent?

It's not for sale anymore and I didn't get any response.

maybe it's a bit late to react but I just found out what outboard it is. It's a russian brand "neptun". here is a video i just came over: