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SEARS

OWNER'S

MANUAL

MODEL NO.

225.581508

15" TRANSOM

225.581498

20" TRANSOM

CAUTION:

Read and Follow

all Safety Rules

and Instructions

Before Operating

This Equipment

GAMEFISHER

15 HORSEPOWER

OUTBOARD MOTOR

WITH 6 GALLON REMOTE TANK

• Installation

• Operation

• Customer Responsibilities

•Service Adjustments

•Repair Parts

Sears Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.

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SAFETY RULES

BOATER'S RESPONSIBILITIES

The operator (driver) is responsible for the correct and

safe operation of the boat and safety of its occupants

and general public. It is strongly recommended that

each operator (driver) read and understand this entire

manual before operating the outboard.

Be sure at least one additional person on board is

instructed in the basics of starting and operating the

outboard and boat handling in case the driver is unable

to operate the boat.

BEFORE OPERATING YOUR OUTBOARD

Read this manual carefully. Learn how to operate your

outboard properly. If you have any questions, contact

your nearest Sears Store which sells Gamefisher out-

board motors.

Safety and operating information that is practiced along

with using good common sense can help prevent per-

sonal injury and product damage.

This manual as well as safety labels posted on the out-

board use the following safety alerts to draw your atten-

tion to special safety instructions that should be fol-

lowed.

IMMEDIATE HAZARDS WHICH WILL RESULT IN

SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

USING AN OUTBOARD THAT EXCEEDS THE MAXI-

MUM HORSEPOWER LIMIT OF A BOAT CAN:

1. CAUSE LOSS OF BOAT CONTROL, 2. PLACE TOO

MUCH WE|GHT AT THE TRANSOM ALTERING THE

DESIGNED FLOTATION CHARACTERISTICS OF

THE BOAT OR 3. CAUSE THE BOAT TO BREAK

APART PARTICULARLY AROUND THE TRANSOM

AREA. OVERPOWERING A BOAT CAN RESULT IN

SERIOUS INJURY, DEATH OR BOAT DAMAGE.

DO NOT attempt to make repairs or adjustments not

specifically covered in this manual. Should you ever

need technical assistance, please contact your Sears

Service Center.

NEVER OPERATE your motor at full throttle when the

engine is overloaded. This can occur under conditions

when a planing boat is loaded so it does not plane or

when towing another boat.

• Some boats are extremely unstable in the water, even

when secured to a dock. Do not stand erect. Stay as

close as possible to centerline of boat while installing

motor.

• DO NOT store your motor or gasoline where fumes

may reach an open flame and cause a fire.

DRAIN THE GASOLINE from your motor before

transporting your motor inside your car or other

vehicle.

HAZARDS OR UNSAFE PRACTICES WHICH COULD

RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

I_ .CAUTION I

HAZARDS OR UNSAFE PRACTICES WHICH COULD

RESULT IN MINOR INJURY OR PRODUCT OR PRO-

PERTY DAMAGE.

ALWAYS DISCONNECT SPARK PLUG WIRES AND

PLACE WIRES WHERE THEY CANNOT CONTACT

SPARK PLUGS TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL START-

ING WHEN WORKI_IG ON YOUR OUTBOARD

MOTOR.

• DO NOT use a motor with a horsepower rating higher

than what is listed (_nthe certification plate on your

boat.

GASOLINE AND ITS VAPORS ARE EXTREMELY

FLAMMABLE AND HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE UNDER

CERTAIN CONDITIONS. ALWAYS STOP THE EN-

GINE AND DO NOT SMOKE OR ALLOW OPEN

FLAMES OR SPARKS IN THE AREA WHILE FILLING

FUEL TANKS.

• DO NOT fill the gas tank when the engine is running.

Do not fill the gas tank indoors.

• REMOVE portable fuel tank from boat when refueling

to prevent spilling fuel in boat. Always mix fuel in a

well ventilated area.

CONGRATULATIONS...

You are to be congratulated on your selection of this

Outboard Motor which will give you years of satisfactory

service. Your Gamefisher is the end product of years of

research, engineering and development. It has been

assembled by Craftsmen who take pride in their work.

This Owner's Guide will help you to receive all the

trouble-free performance built into your motor. READ

THROUGH THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE

OPERATING THE MOTOR. It contains complete operat-

ing instructions and recommendations for the care and

protection of your motor. Following these recommenda-

tions and instructions will assure you of years of boating

pleasure. I

Outboarding is a great _port. Always remember, how-

ever, that you have friends on the water. Extend to them

the courtesy of thoughtful, safe operation of your motor

and boat and you will increase your own enjoyment.

MODEL

NUMBER

SERIAL

NUMBER

DATE OF

PURCHASE

THE MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS WILL BE

FOUND ON A DECAL ATTACHED TO THE PORT

STERN BRACKET.

YOU SHOULD RECORD BOTH SERIAL NUMBER

AND DATE OF PURCHASE AND KEEP IN A SAFE

PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Engine 15 HP

Horsepower Rating @6000 RPM

Recommended 5500 -6500 RPM

Operating Range

Engine Type Two Cycle, Two Cylinder

Alternate Firing

2.25" x1.94"

Bore and Stroke 57.1 mm x 49.2 mm)

Cubic Inch 15.41 Cubic Inches

Displacement (252.5 cc)

Water Cooled - Displacement

Cooling Type Water Pump

Propeller Right Hand Rotation,

Spline Drive

Spark Plug - Champion 33-328

Spark Plug Gap 0.040 in. (1.0 mm)

Fuel Tank Remote 6.0 gal. (23 L)

Gear Ratio 14:22

15" Leg = 62 Ibs. (28.1 Kg)

Weight (approx.) 20" Leg = 64 Ibs. (29.0 Kg)

25:1 Break-In

Fuel:Oil Ratio 50:1 Normal

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

•Read and observe the safety rules.

•Follow a regular schedule in maintaining, caring for

and using your outboard motor.

•Followthe instructions under"Cus.tomer Responsibil-

ities" and "Storage" sections of this Owner's Manual.

ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY ON GAMEFISHER OUTBOARD MOTOR

For one year from the date of purchase, when this Gamefisher Outboard Motor ismaintained, lubricated and tuned-

up according to the instructionsinthe owner's manual, Sears will repair,free of charge, any defect in material and

workmanship.

Ifthis Gamefisher Outboard Motor is used for commercial orrental purposes, thiswarranty applies foronly 90 days

from the date of purchase.

This warranty does not cover:

•Expendable items which become worn during normal use, such as sparkplugs, water pump impeller, oil seals,

propellers and tune-ups.

•Repairs necessary because of operator abuse or negligence, includingbutnot limited to strikingan underwater

object and failure to maintain the equipment according to the instructionscontained in the owner's manual.

WARRANTY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY RETURNING THE GAMEFISHER OUTBOARD MOTOR TO THE

NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER/DEPARTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. THIS WARRANTY APPLIES

ONLY WHILE THIS PRODUCT IS IN USE IN THE UNITED STATES.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rightswhich may vary from state to

state.

._ SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Department 817WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY RULES ................................. 2

MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS ...................... 3

WARRANTY ..................................... 3

MOTOR ACCESSORIES ......................... 5

INSTALLATION ................................. 7

MOTOR NOMENCLATURE ...................... 8

OPERATION ................................. 8-16

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES ............. 17-24

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS ................. 25

STORAGE .................................. 26-27

TROUBLESHOOTING POINTS .................. 28

REPAIR PARTS ................................ 29

PARTS ORDERING .................. REAR COVER

INDEX

Before Starting Engine ....... 12

Boat Transom ................ 7

Break-In Procedure .......... 13

Carburetor .................. 25

Cooling System ............. 15

Customer Responsibilities .... 17

Draining/Refilling Gear

Housing Lubricant ......... 23

Exterior Care ................ 27

Fuel Pump Filter ............. 19

Fuel Ratio Conversion Table .o 12

Fuel System ................ 11

Fuel Tank Filter ............. 19

Gasoline Selection .......... 12

General Recommendations... 17

Index ........................ 4

Know Your Outboard Motor ... 8

Lanyard Stop Switch .......... 6

Lubrication Schedule ........ 17

Lubrication Code ............ 22

Maintenance Schedule ....... 17

Mounting Motor .............. 7

Motor Tilt Angle ............. 11

Motor Speed (RPM) and

Propeller ................. 15

Motor Tilt .................... 9

Oil Selection ................ 12

Operating Checks ........... 15

Operating In Freezing

Temperatures ............. 16

Pre-Operation Checklist ..... 16

Product Specifications ........ 3

Propeller ................... 11

Propeller Removal ........... 21

Removing Motor ............. 7

Remove Motor Cover ........ 18

Salt Water Operation ........ 16

Shakedown Checklist ........ 16

Shallow Water Drive Bar ..... 10

Spark Plug .................. 20

Start Engine ................ 14

Steering Friction ............. 9

Storage ..................... 26

Submerged Motor

Fresh Water ............... 24

Submerged Motor

Salt Water ................ 24

Tiller Handle Position ........ 10

Throttle Stop ................ 25

Troubleshooting Chart ....... 28

Warranty .................... 3

OUTBOARD MOTOR ACCESSORIES

These accessories were available when the outboard motor was purchased. They are also available at most Sears retail

outlets, catalog and service centers. Most Sears stores can order repair parts for you, when you provide the model number

of your outboard motor.

SPARK PLUG OUTBOARD OIL

TC-W3 or TC-W !1

FUEL STABILIZER GEAR LUBE

PROPELLER APPLICATION

opuonal- Veryug_ Loads

Optional- Ught Loads

Optional - Light Loads

Standard -Average Loads

Optional -Average Loads

Optional - Medium/Heavy Loads

Optional - Heavy Loads

Optional - Heavy Loads/Sailboat

NO. OF DIA.

BLADES (IN.)

3 8

2 8 1/4

3 8

2 8 1/4

3 8 3/8

3 8 1/4

PITCH

(IN.)

8 1/4

9 1/4

8 3/4

4 1/2

MATERIAL

Aluminum

Nylon

Aluminum

Nylon

Aluminum

PARTNO.

P-472

P-6430

P-286-3

P-6477

P-70

P-715

P-395

P-396

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GENERAL INFORMATION

LANYARD STOP SWITCH

1The purpose of the lanyard stop switch is to turn off

the engine ignition whenever the operator (when at-

tached to the lanyard) moves far enough away from the

operator's position to activate the switch.

2The lanyard is a cord usually between 4 and 5 feet in

length when stretched out with an element on one end

made to be inserted into the switch and a metal snap on

the other end for attaching to the operator. It is coiled to

make its at-rest condition as short as possible so as to

minimize the likelihood of the lanyard entanglement

with nearby objects. It is made as long as it is in its

stretched condition to minimize the likelihood of acci-

dental activation should the operator choose to move

around in an area close to the normal operator's posi-

tion. If for any reason it is desired to have a shorter

functional lanyard, this may be accomplished by using

up length in the way the lanyard and clip are attached to

the operator (such as wrapping the lanyard around the

operator's wrist or leg) or by tying a simple knot in the

lanyard.

Read the Safety Warning following before electing to

use or not to use such a switch.

THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES AND DISADVAN-

TAGES OF A LANYARD STOP SWITCH SHOULD BE

CONSIDERED BEFORE ELECTING TO USE, OR NOT

TO USE, SUCH A SWITCH.

ADVANTAGES: THE PURPOSE OF A LANYARD STOP

SWITCH IS TO STOP THE ENGINE IGNITION WHEN-

EVER THE OPERATOR (WHEN ATTACHED TO THE

LANYARD) MOVES FAR ENOUGH AWAY FROM THE

OPERATOR'S POSITION TO ACTIVATE THE

SWITCH. THIS WOULD OCCUR IF THE OPERATOR

FALLS OR MOVES WITHIN THE BOAT ASUFFI-

CIENT DISTANCE FROM THE OPERATOR'S POSI-

TION. THIS TYPE OF ACCIDENT IS MOST LIKELY IN

CERTAIN TYPES OF BOATS SUCH AS LOW-SIDED

BASS BOATS, HIGH-PERFORMANCE BOATS AND

LIGHT, SENSITIVE-HANDLING FISHING BOATS

OPERATED BY HAND-TILLER. IT IS ALSO LIKELY AS

A RESULT OF POOR OPERATING PRACTICES SUCH

AS SITTING ON THE BACK OF THE SEAT AT PLAN-

ING SPEEDS, STANDING AT PLANING SPEEDS,

OPERATING AT HIGH SPEEDS IN SHALLOW OR

OBSTACLE-INFESTED WATERS, RELEASING YOUR

GRIP ON A STEERING WHEEL THAT IS PULLING IN

ONE DIRECTION, DRINKING AND DRIVING OR

DARING, HIGH-SPEED BOAT MANEUVERS.

DISADVANTAGES: INADVERTENT ACTIVATION OF

THE SWITCH IS ALSO A POSSIBILITY. THIS COULD

CAUSE ANY, OR ALL, OF THE FOLLOWING POTEN-

TIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATIONS:

1, LOSS OF BALANCE AND FALLING FORWARD OF

UNSTABLE BOAT PASSENGERS- A PARTICULAR

CONCERN IN BOW RIDER TYPE BOATS.

2. LOSS OF POWER AND DIRECTIONAL CONTROL

IN HEAVY SEAS, STRONG CURRENT OR HIGH

WINDS.

3. LOSS OF CONTROL WHEN DOCKING.

IN ADDITION, THERE ARE LIMITATIONS TO WHAT

THE LANYARD STOP SWITCH CAN DO. THE BOAT

CAN CONTINUE TO COAST FOR A CONSIDERABLE

DISTANCE DEPENDING ON THE VELOCITY AT

SHUTDOWN AND THE DEGREE OF ANY TURN.

HOWEVER, THE BOAT WILL NOT COMPLETE A

FULL CIRCLE. WHILE THE BOAT IS COASTING, IT

CAN CAUSE INJURY TO ANYONE IN THE BOAT'S

PATH AS SERIOUSLY AS THE BOAT WOULD WHEN

UNDER POWER.

AS WE CANNOT POSSIBLY KNOW OF AND ADVISE

THE BOATING PUBLIC OF ALL CONCEIVABLE

BOAT/MOTOR TYPES AND/OR POOR OPERATING

PRACTICES, THE FINAL DECISION OF WHETHER

TO USE A LANYARD STOP SWITCH RESTS WITH

YOU, THE OWNER/DRIVER.

WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT OTHER OCCU-

PANTS BE INSTRUCTED ON PROPER STARTING

AND OPERATING PROCEDURES SHOULD THEY BE

REQUIRED TO OPERATE THE OUTBOARD AND

BOAT IN AN EMERGENCY.

INSTALLATION

BOATTRANSOM

TRANSOM TYPE

• Make sure the transom of your boat is designed for

mounting an outboard motor. (Figure 1) The keel

should be tapered from a point about 30" (76.2cm)

ahead of the transom so that it is no more than 1/2"

(1.27cm) thick at the transom.

MOUNTING MOTOR

• Mark the vertical centerline (exact middle) of the

stern of the boat.

• Center the motor on the transom.

IMPORTANT: IF THE MOTOR IS NOT CENTERED ON

THE TRANSOM, THE TORQUE OF THE PROPELLER

WILL TEND TO CAUSE THE BOAT TO RUN OFF

COURSE AND CREATE HARD STEERING AND CON-

TROL.

SOME BOATS ARE UNSTABLE IN THE WATER, EVEN

WHEN SECURED TO A DOCK. DO NOT STAND

ERECT. STAY AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO CENTER-

LINE OF BOAT WHILE INSTALLING MOTOR.

• Raise or lower the motor until the anti-cavitation

plate is 1/2" to 1" below the bottom of the boat.

(Figure 2)

• Tighten stern bracket clamp screws alternately by

hand until tight. (Figure 3)

IMPORTANT: DO NOT USE WRENCH TO TIGHTEN

CLAMP SCREWS.

REMOVING MOTOR

•To remove the motor from the boat, simply reverse

the installation procedure.

IMPORTANT: WHEN REMOVING, MAINTAIN MOTOR

IN AN UPRIGHT POSITION RESTING ON IT'S SKEG

UNTIL ALL WATER HAS DRAINED FROM THE

MOTOR LEG.

OK OK

NOT SUITABLE NOT SUITABLE

FIGURE 1

ANTI-CAVITATION

(1.27 crn) -- (2.54

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 3

OPERATION

KNOW YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR

Read this owner's manual and safety rules before operating your outboard motor. Compare the illustrations (Figures 4

and 5) with your outboard motor to familiarize yourself with the location of various controls and adjustments. Save this

manual for future reference.

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FIGURE 4

1 MotorCover

2Motor CoverLatch

3 IdleRelief HolesfThermostat

4 MotorLeg

5 Anti-CavitationPlate

6 Propeller

7 Skeg

8 WaterInlet

9 Gear Housing

10 Stem Brackets

11. "131tReleaseLever

12 ShiftLever

13 StopSwitch

14 ThrotUe/SteedngArm

FIGURE 5

15 StartingDecal:Explains howto startyourmotor.

16 Warm-Up Knob:Puffingthewarm-upknoboutrichensthe fuel/

airmixture when startinga coldmotor.

17 "ritltrelease Lever:Rotatingthe tiltrelease leverenables the

motor to be tiltedup.

18 ShallowWaterDriveBar:The shallowwaterdrivebar allows

operatingat lowspeedsinshallowwater.

19 MotorLock Bar:Movingthe motorlockbar changesthe tilt

angle of themotor.

20 GearShiftLever:Allowsshiftinginand out of neutral,forward

and reversegear.

21 LanyardSwitch:Pullingthecordshutsthe motoroff inan emer-

gencysituation.

22 Twist-GripThrottle:Tumingthethrottleallowsyou to increase

anddecrease speed.It alsohas twopositiod_:(1) Start - used

whenstartingmotor; and (2) Shift - used beforeshiftingmotor

to forward orreversegear.

23 Primer:Pushingtheprimerbuttonsuppliesa smallamountof

fuelto thecarburetorfor starting.

24 StarterRopeHandle:Pullingthe starterropeturns the motor

overforstarting.

25 StopButton:Pushingthe stopbuttonstopsthe motor.

OPERATION

HOW TO USE YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR

MOTOR TILT

• To tilt the motor up out of the water push tilt release

lever down to "Release" position. (Figure 6)

• Grasp handle on back of motor cover and pull forward

until end of travel of tilt stop. Push tilt stop down to

lock motor in tilt position. (Figure 7)

• Return motor to operating position. Grasp handle on

back of motor cover and pull slightly forward. Pull the

tilt stop up to release motor. (Figure 8)

•Push the tilt release lever up to engage position.

(Figure 9)

RELEASE

FIGURE 6

TILT STOP

FIGURE 7

TILTSTOP

FIGURE 8

ENGAGE

FIGURE 9

STEERING FRICTION

STEERING FRICTION ADJUSTMENT IS NOT IN-

TENDED TO ALLOW "HANDS OFF" STEERING.

LOSS OF CONTROL AND SERIOUS INJURY COULD

RESULT.

• Adjust screw for steering friction desired. (Figure 10)

FIGURE 10

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OPERATION

SHALLOW WATER DRIVE BAR

The shallow water drive bar allows the motor to operate

at low speeds in shallow water.

• Tilt the motor and lock it in the up position. (See Motor

Tilt, page 9).

• Lift the shallow water drive bar up until it clicks into its

"up" position. (Figure 11)

• Pull the tilt stop up and slowly lower the motor making

sure that the shallow drive bar rests against the motor

lock bar. (Figure 12)

TILLER HANDLE POSITIONS

The motor is equipped with a throttle arm that drops

down for convenient handling during transportation or

storage. To drop the handle, lift the arm up slightly,

push and hold the lock lever down. (Figure 13) Drop the

handle until it clears the lock lever. (Figure 14)

SHALLOW WATER BAR/

FIGURE 11 FIGURE 13

LOCK BAR

FIGURE 12

f\\

FIGURE 14

OPERATION

MOTOR TILT ANGLE

IMPORTANT: ADJUST MOTOR TILT ANGLE, IF NECESSARY, BY CHANGING THE POSITION OF THE LOCK

BAR SO THAT THE PROPELLER SHAFT IS PARALLEL TO THE SURFACE OF THE WATER WHEN THE BOAT IS

PLANING. SEE FIGURE 15 TO DETERMINE CORRECT MOTOR ANGLE.

• Adjust motor angle if motor is too close to transom or bow will dig in or plow.

LOCK BAR TOO LOW,

MOTOR TOO CLOSE

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CORRECT

LOCK BAR TOO HIGH,

MOTOR TOO FAR OUT

FIGURE 15

•Adjust motor angle, if motor is too far away from transom the bow may ride high, the boat may "porpoise," and

the motor may race.

PROPELLER

•Your engine is equipped with a general duty propeller which should give you good all around Operating charac-

teristics on a typical boat for this size engine.

• CJ_eck that motor is not over-revving (RPM too high) or lugging (RPM too low) at wide open throttle. Optional

propellers may be ordered from Sears.

OPERATION

BEFORE STARTING ENGINE

OIL SELECTION

• Use NMMA certified TC-W3 or TC-W II outboard oil.

GASOLINE SELECTION

• 87 pump octane minimum, premium not needed.

•10% ethanol maximum.

•3% methanol maximum.

• Use a major fuel supplier.

IMPORTANT: Experience indicates that alcohol

blended fuels (called gasohol or using ethanol or

methanol) can attract moisture which leads to separa-

tion and formation of acids during storage. Acidic gas

can damage the fuel system of an engine while in stor-

age. To avoid engine problems, the fuel system should

be emptied before storage for 30 days or longer. Drain

the gas tank, start the engine and let it run until the fuel

lines and carburetor are empty. Use fresh fuel next

season. See Storage Instructions for additional infor-

mation. Never use engine or carburetor cleaner pro-

ducts in the fuel tank or permanent damage may occur.

FOR A PROPER FUEL MIX

Recommended lubricant and gasoline must be properly

mixed or serious damage will result to the engine.

•Maintain a clean fuel tank.

• Strain fuel through a fine mesh strainer.

• Pour one (1) gallon (38.1 cm) of fresh gasoline into an

empty fuel tank. Add proper amount of outboard mo-

tor oil. Add balance of gasoline, mix thoroughly.

TO PREVENT SPILLING FUEL IN BOAT, REMOVE

PORTABLE FUEL TANK WHEN REFUELING. GASO-

LINE IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE -- ALWAYS MIX IN

WELL VENTILATED AREA.

• Observe safety rules - mix fuel in awell ventilated

area (preferably outdoors). Avoid sparks and open

flames.

• Repeated use of additive compounds such as

"break-in" oils, "tune-up" compounds, "tonics", "fric-

tion reducing" compounds, etc. is not recommended.

USE OR

SERVICE FUEL RATIO CONVERSION TABLE

RATIO GASOLINE QTY. OIL QTY.

Break-in 1 Gallon

25:1 3.8 Liters 1/3 Pint 5.3 oz, .158 Liters

or 3 Gallons (2.5 Imp. Gal.)

11.5 Liters 1 Pint 16 oz. .473 Liters

4% Oil 6 Gallons (5 Imp. Gal.)

5 Liters 2 Pints 32 oz. .946 Liters

Normal 1 Gallon

50:1 3.8 Liters 1/6 Pint 2.6 oz. .079 Liters

or 3 Gallons (2.5 Imp. Gal.) 1/2 Pint 8 oz. .236 Liters

11.5 Liters

2% Oil 6 Gallons (5 Imp. Gal.)

23 Liters 1 Pint 16 oz. .473 "Citers

NOTE: Regular use of afuel stabilizer can help avoid fuel problems during short storage periods. Mix stabilizer according

to bottle instructions during each fill up to be sure it will be present during unplanned storage.

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OPERATION

BREAK-IN PROCEDURE -- USE 25:1 MIX

I,A CAUTION ]

SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE ENGINE CAN RESULT

BY NOT COMPLYING WITH THE FOLLOWING

BREAK-IN PROCEDURE.

• Mix correct amount of outboard motor oil with each

gallon of gasoline (see gasoline -- oil mixture require-

ments and fuel ratio conversion table).

•Run engine at moderate speed (approximately 1/2

throttle) for ten minutes. Check operation of the

water pump and cooling system. (Refer to "Checking

Water Pump Operation.")

•Advance to full throttle for a few seconds.

•Return to moderate speed for several minutes.

• Repeat steps 2and 3gradually increasing time of full

throttle operation until 5 minutes of full throttle oper-

ation has been reached. This break-in operation will

require approximately one (1) hour running time.

• Use the 25:1 gasoline-oil for an additional two (2)

hours before changing to the 50:1 mixture for normal

use.

•AVOID CONTINUOUS FULL THROTTLE OPERA-

TION FOR AN ADDITIONAL TWO (2) HOURS.

• Your outboard motor may now be operated at any

throttle setting desired using the proper fuel ratio as

specified in the gasoline-oil chart.

DISCONNECT FUEL LINE IF MOTOR IS NOT USED

FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. FAILURE TO DO SO

COULD RESULT IN FUEL LEAKAGE INTO THE

BOAT.

•Observe required maintenance and operating in-

structions.

FUEL SYSTEM

I _ CAUTION 1

CHECK WITH YOUR SEARS STORE BEFORE USING

ANY FUEL TANK; TO MAKE SURE THE LINE, VENT

AND CHECK VALVE ARE SAFE, AND ARE THE

CORRECT SIZE.

• Place fuel tank in a secure level place out of the way.

• Connect fuel line to quick-disconnect fitting in front

of motor. (Figure 16)

•Slide back sleeve in coupler.

•Place sleeve on bushing and release to lock in place.

FIGURE 16

• Carburetor.

Your motor's carburetor is preset at tll_ factory for

normal operation. If you are operating at varying alti-

tudes or temperature conditions you may need to

readjust the carburetor for best operation. See Car-

buretor (page 25) in Service and Adjustments section.

OPERATION

TO STOP

Retard throttle control to "slow" position, shift engine into

"neutral." Depress "stop" button (E) and hold until motor

stops.

• Shift lever (A) must be in neutral position, when

starting. The motor has a lock out device that pre-

vents the motor from starting when in gear.

• Pull warm-up knob (B) out.

• Push prime bulb (I) onetime. Do not prime more than

once.

• Turn twist-grip throttle (C) to start position.

• Pull starter rope (D) out until resistance is felt on rope,

then give the rope a smooth, rapid, even pull. The en-

gine should start on the second or third pull. However,

when starting for the first time, several additional pulls

on the starter may be required in order to initially prime

the engine.

• After engine has started, push warm-up knob in until

engine warms up.

• Turn throttle control to "Shift" position on decal.

• Move shift lever to right for forward operation and to

the left for reverse operation.

IMPORTANT: ALWAYS SHIFT WITH A QUICK SNAP-

PING MOTION, NEVER EASE MOTOR INTO GEAR

OR CLUTCH COULD BE DAMAGED.

OPERATE SLOWLY IN REVERSE TO AVOID TAKING

WATER INTO THE BOAT OVER THE TRANSOM.

FIGURE 17

TO START ENGINE

LANYARD SWITCH

The motor is equipped with a lanyard type switch (F).

Prior to starting, make sure the lanyard cord is attached

to switch. The motor will not start if lanyard is not

connected to switch.

FUEL/FUEL LINE

• Make sure that fuel tank has a sufficient supply of

properly mixed fuel and that vent screw on fuel tank

filler cap or gauge is open.

• Check that fuel line is securely connected to fitting at

engine (G).

• Squeeze fuel line prime bulb (H) several times until

bulb becomes firm.

STARTING (COLD)

[ A, CAUTION

DO NOT START YOUR OUTBOARD OUT OF WATER.

THE WATER PUMP HAS A RUBBER IMPELLER

• WJblICH CAN BE DAMAGED BY RUNNING DRY. 14

STARTING (WARM)

•Turn twist-grip throttle (C) to start position.

•Pull starter rope (D) out until resistance isfelt on rope,

then give the rope a smooth, rapid, even pull. The en-

gine shouldstart on the second or third pull. However,

when startingfor the firsttime, several additional pulls

on the starter may be required in order to initiallyprime

the engine.

• After engine has started, push warm-up knob in to

middle position until engine warms up.

•Turn throttle control to "Shift" position on decal.

•Move shift lever to right for forward operation and to

the left for reverse operation.

Follow the cold start procedure, starting with step 4.

STARTING (FLOODED)

•If engine is flooded (over primed), make sure warm-

up button is in, advance throttle control to start posi-

tion and continue to pull starter rope.

OPERATION

OPERATING CHECKS

COOLING SYSTEM

Cooling water ispicked up on the side ofthe gear housing

just ahead of the propeller, goes through the powerhead,

and then goes out with the exhaust gases.

IMPORTANT: NEVER RUN MOTOR OUT OF THE WA-

TER, AND NEVER RUN MOTOR UNLESS WATER PUMP

IS WORKING NORMALLY OR OVERHEATING AND MO-

TOR DAMAGE MAY RESULT.

• Check that aspray of water is coming out of the idle

relief holes when the motor is idling. (Figure 18)

FIGURE 18

OPERATING PRECAUTIONS

Avoid striking underwater objects especially in re-

verse, since both the motor and the transom may be

damaged. (Figure 19)

If an object is hit, stop and check for damage.

While operating in reverse or in forward, faster than

trolling speed, engage tilt release/reverse lock.

If you operate in very shallow water, you may plug the

water inlet with mud or debris which will cause your

motor to overheat.

Avoid shallow water. If you must operate in shallow

water or in an area where there are known obstruc-

tions, use shallow water driver" bar (page 10).

If while operating your boat the propeller comes in

contact with fishing line, stop motor. Visually inspect

and remove any line that is wrapped around prop. As

soon as possible, remove engine from water and

check gear housing for water which would indicate a

da_naged seal.

AND CHECK

FIGURE 19

MOTOR SPEED (R.RM.) AND PROPELLER

IMPORTANT:. TO AVOID MOTOR DAMAGE, THE MO-

TOR MUST BE RUNNING IN THE RIGHT OPERATING

RANGE AND THE PROPELLER MUST BE CORRECT FOR

THE BOAT.(SEE SPECIRCATIONS).

•At wide open throttlecheck that motor R.P.M. is within

specifications.

•Ifyour motorseems to be runningwell but is not in the

correct R.RM. range, you may need a propeller with

adifferent pitch (a smaller pitch increases R.P.M.

while a larger pitch decreases R.RM.). Consult your

Sears Store.

PRE-OPERATION CHECKLIST

13 Operator knows safe navigation, boating and operat-

ing procedures.

[] All needed safety equipment is on board, in good

condition and easy to reach.

[] Motor isoperating normally. Ifthe motor is hard to start

or is not runningwell, have repairs made before leav-

ing dockside.

[] Fuel supply is O.K.

[] Use only recommended gasoline and oil and use

only the correct mixture.

[] There are no fuel leaks.

[] Propeller is not fouled or damaged.

[] A spare propeller is on board. Ip

[] The correct anchor and lines are on board.

[] All anchor and mooring lines are neatly coiled out of

the way.

[] Recreational equipment and fishing gear is stowed

securely.

F__]Bilge is pumped and there are no water leaks.

[] Passengers are safely on board.

[] The area is clear for operation. Operator is aware of

other boats, skiers, divers, swimmers, etc.

OPERATION

SHAKEDOWN CHECKLIST

[] Operator has read and understood the entire opera-

tor's manual.

[] Operator has carried out pre-operation checklist.

[] Operate cautiously and get to know how your boat

handles.

[] If the motor is new, follow all break-in procedures.

[] Follow all operating procedures.

[] Check tightness of mounting clamps.

[] Adjust motor angle if necessary.

[] Adjust idle if necessary.

[] Adjust carburetor if necessary.

[] Check that propeller is correct for boat.

OPERATING IN FREEZING

TEMPERATURES

• When usingthe motor infreezing or nearfreezing tem-

peratures, keep the gear housing in the water. When

launching the boat/motor in near freezing"tempera-

tures, let the rig soak for 20 to 30 minutes before start-

ing to allow water in the water pick-up, water pump,

or water tube to thaw.

IMPORTANT: IF THE MOTOR IS TILTED OUT OF THE

WATER, WATER REMAINING IN THE COOLING SYSTEM

AND GEAR HOUSING MAY FREEZE AND CAUSE PARTS

TO BREAK.

•Do not start a motor that might be frozen.

SALT WATER OPERATION

Although all motor parts that contact water have been

chemically treated to resist salt water corrosion, you

should take some special steps after runningyour motor

in salt water.

•Always tilt the motor out of the water when not inuse.

•From time to time run the motor in fresh water to flush

out salt deposits.

•Wash motor down with fresh water and soap; rinse.

Apply a marine-type wax to protect the finish.

•Periodically remove propeller and lubricate propeller

shaft.

• Replace water pump impeller every year. Apply anti-

seize compound to the driveshaft/crankshaft spline.

i,A CAUTION

IF OUTBOARD IS STORED TILTED UP IN FREEZING

TEMPERATURE, TRAPPED COOLING WATER OR

RAIN WATER THAT MAY HAVE ENTERED THE

EXHAUST OUTLET IN THE GEAR CASE COULD

FREEZE AND CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE OUTBOARD.

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

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Check for loose fasteners •

Check fuel pump filter •

Check fuel tank filter •

Check spark plug •

Check propeller condition •

SERVICE DATES

Lubrication Chart

Shift Linkage

Carb Linkage • •

Swivel Bracket

Clamp Screws • •

Propeller Shaft • •

Check level •

Gear Housing

Replace grease •

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

The warranty on this outboard motor does not cover

items that have been subjected to operator abuse or

negligence. To receive full value from the warranty,

operator must maintain the outboard as instructed in

this manual.

Some adjustments will need to be made periodically to

properly maintain your unit.

All adjustments in the Service and Adjustments section

of this manual should be checked at least once each

season.

NEGLECTED INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

SERVICE OF YOUR OUTBOARD OR ATTEMPTING

TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR ON YOUR

OUTBOARD IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE

CORRECT SERVICE AND SAFETY PROCEDURES

COULD CAUSE PERSGNAL INJURY, DEATH OR

PRODUCT FAILURE.

USING A REPLACEMENT PART THAT IS INFERIOR

TO THE ORIGINAL PART COULD RESULT IN PER-

SONAL INJURY, DEATH OR PRODUCT FAILURE.

• As needed, but at least annually you should replace

the spark plugs, fuel filters, and water pump impeller.

• Routinely check all fasteners for tightness.

• Follow the Lubrication Schedule on page 22.

• Check gear housing lube every thirty (30) hours.

Replace every one hundred (100) hours of use or six

(6) months.

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

TO REMOVE MOTOR COVER

DO NOT REMOVE OR INSTALL COVER WHILE

MOTOR IS RUNNING. THE COVER PROTECTS YOU

FROM MOVING PARTS, WHICH COULD CATCH

HANDS, HAIR OR CLOTHING AND CAUSE SERIOUS

INJURY.

• Push down hard on cover and turn cover release lever

on rear of motor. (Figure 20)

•Lift cover up in rear and move cover to front to free

it from cover retainer. Lift cover up and off.

TO INSTALL MOTOR COVER

•Place cover retainer into slot in front of motor cover.

(Figure 21)

•Push cover back slightly over seal.

•Push down and turn release lever to lock cover in

place.

PUSH DOWN

REAR

FIGURE 20

COVER RETAINER

DOWN _

FIGURE 21

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

FUEL PUMP FILTER

•Remove motor cover.

• Remove fuel line from pump. (Figure 22)

•Remove filter/fitting from pump cover.

NOTE: FILTER IS PART OF THE FUEL FITTING.

• Clean or replace filter.

• Reinstall filter/fitting and connect fuel line and secure

with clamp.

AVOID SPILLING FUEL AND KEEP ALL SOURCES

OF HEAT, FLAME AND SPARKS AWAY WHEN DIS-

CONNECTING, HANDLING OR STORING FUEL

SYSTEM COMPONENTS.

PUMP COVER

FIGURE 22

FUEL TANK FILTER

•Disconnect fuel line from motor.

•Remove fuel connector assembly from fuel tank.

•Remove fuel filter from bottom of assembly (Figure

23).

•Wash filter in clean solvent.

•Replace filter if rusted, corroded or damaged.

•Reinstall fuel connector assembly and reconnect fuel

line.

FIGURE 23

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

SPARK PLUG

• Remove motor cover.

•Disconnect spark plug lead by twisting slightly and

pulling (Figure 24).

•Remove, clean and inspect spark plug. (Figure 25).

• Replace plug if tip of insulator is rough, cracked, bro-

ken or blistered, or if the electrodes are eroded.

FIGURE 24

• Gap plug to .040 in. (1.0 mm) (Figure 26).

•Check spark plug gasket and carefully clean spark plug

seat on cylinder head.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN SPARK PLUG OR

DAMAGE TO CYLINDER HEAD MAY RESULT.

•Install plugfinger tight, and then tighten about 1/4 turn or

torque to 120 - 180 lb. in. (13.6 - 20.3 N-m).

•Install spark plug lead.

FIGURE 25

.040 in.

(1.0mm)

FIGURE 26

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

COOLING SYSTEM

•If motor overheats, have your Sears Service Center

check the water pump for damage.

PROPELLER

Your motor comes with a propeller designed for good

all-around performance on most boats. Check that

motor is not over-rewing (R.RM. too high) or lugging

(R.RM. too low) at wide open throttle.

IMPORTANT: IF THE PROPELLER IS CHANGED FOR

SPECIAI_ USE OR CONDmONS, BE SURE THAT R.RM.

STAYSWITHIN SPECIFICATIONS, OR SERIOUS MOTOR

DAMAGE COULD RESULT. SEE YOUR SEARS SERVICE

CENTER FOR HELP.

• Unusual or extreme vibration may be caused by a

propeller that is bent, unbalanced, badly nicked,

broken or clogged with weeds.

• Inspect and clean, repair or replace propeller when

this type of vibration happens.

SHIFT INTO NEUTRAL GEAR POSITION AND DIS-

CONNECT SPARK PLUG WIRES TO PREVENT ACCI-

DENTAL STARTING AND SERIOUS INJURY WHILE

SERVICING PROPELLER.

• Remove cotter pin (Figure 27) and pull off propeller nut

(Figure 28).

• Remove thrust pin from hub (Figure 29).

•Pull propeller straight back and off propeller shaft. If pro-

peller is frozen to shaft, tap propeller gently with a block

of wood (Figure 30).

•Lubricate propeller shaft liberally (see Lubrication

Chart).

•Reinstall propellerthrust pin, propeller nut and cotter pin.

FIGURE 28

FIGURE 29

FIGURE 27

FIGURE 30

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CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

LUBRICATION

NOTE: Bold letters indicate type of lubrication as specified below,

SHIFT LINKAGE

CARBLINKAGE

CLAMP SCREWS

SHIFT LINKAGE

WARM UP BUTTON

LINKAGE

SWIVELBRACKET &

GREASEFITTING

GEAR HOUSING

PROPELLER SHAFT

FIGURE 31

LUBRICATION CODE

A. Sears Outboard Gear Lube. (If not available, use non-corrosive, EP 90 outboard gear lube.)

B. Waterproo! Marine Grease, All Purpose Auto Chassis Lubricant or"Rykon" #2. For temporary lubrication when

above lubricants are not available, use SAE #40 motor oil.

C. "Anti-Seize" Lubricant.

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

DRAINING GEAR HOUSING LUBRICANT

•With motor upright, remove the vent screw and the fill

and drain screw. Allow lubricant to drain completely

(Figure 32).

IMPORTANT: WHEN ADDING OR CHANGING LUB-

RICANT, INSPECT FOR WATER CONTAMINATION.

TO INSPECT, LOOSEN (DO NOT REMOVE) GEAR

HOUSING DRAIN PLUG SCREW AND ALLOW A

SMALL AMOUNT OF LUBRICANT TO DRAIN. IF

WATER-IS PRESENT IT WILL DRAIN PRIOR TO THE

ACTUAL LUBRICANT. SHOULD WATER BE PRES-

ENT, TAKE YOUR ENGINE TO YOUR SEARS SERVICE

CENTER.

VENT SCREW

FILL AND DRAIN SCREW

FIGURE 32

ADDING/REFILLING LUBRICANT

•Remove fill and drain screw and washer, an insert

nozzle of tube into hole (Figure 33).

•Remove vent screw and washer (Figure 34).

•Add lube until it appears at vent hole (Figure 35).

•Reinstall vent screw and washer, and tighten securely.

•Remove nozzle, reinstall filland drain screw and wash-

er, and tighten securely.

•Remove vent screw and allow motorto stand uprightfor

at least one-half (1/2) hour.

•Recheck lube level. Add lube if necessary to bring level

up to top hole.

•Reinstall vent screw and washer. Tighten securely.

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FILL AND DRAIN SCREW

FIGURE 33

VENT SCREW

FIGURE 34

FIGURE 35

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CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

SPECIAL SITUATIONS

SUBMERGED MOTOR FRESH WATER

• If motor is recovered within a few hours, and is not

damaged and does not have dirt inside, try to start as

follows:

•Drain fuel lines and carburetor.

• Remove spark plugs and turn motor over several

times by pulling starter rope to force water from

the crankcase and cylinder.

•Dry off and install spark plugs and dry off ignition

components.

• If fuel tank was submerged, drain all fuel from tank

and flush with fresh fuel until all water is removed.

•Try starting motor, using fresh fuel mixture.

If motor starts, run for at least an hour until parts are

thoroughly warmed up and water has evaporated from

moving parts inside.

SUBMERGED MOTOR SALT WATER

IMPORTANT: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO START MOTOR

UNTIL ALL ELECTRICAL PARTS ARE CLEANED AND

DRIED.

•Immediately flush away all salt water, both inside and

out, with clean fresh water.

• Follow all steps for fresh water submersion outlined

previously.

• If motor will not start, protect all electrical parts with

ignition dryer and conditioner and cover all external

parts with a thick coat of oil. "

• Immediately take motor to a Sears Service Center for

servicing.

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS

CARBURETOR

NOTE: Adjust the carburetor for better starting and low

speed operation when there are changes in temperature,

humidity or barometric pressure.

The high speed system, which meters fuel from high idle

to wide open throttle, is factory equipped with a jet that is

not adjustable. The jet can be replaced with a jet for high

altitude operation. Consult your Sears Service Center for

installation.

Adjust idle as outlined below:

INITIAL SETTING

NOTE: Do not overtighten

damaged. - needle and seat may be

BEFORE STARTING MOTOR:

•Remove motor cover.

•Tum idle adjustment needle in, clockwise, untilit seats

lightly (Figure 36).

•Back needle out one (1) full turn.

FINAL ADJUSTMENT

IMPORTANT:. DO NOT ADJUST LEANER THAN NECES-

SARY TO OBTAIN sMooTH IDUNG. IT IS BETI'ER TO

HAVE IDLE SET A U'rTLE RICH THAN TOO LEAN. A LEAN

sE-n'ING CAN CAUSE MOTOR DAMAGE.

With boat tied securely to dock, start motor and run until

fully warmed up.

Set controls to lowest reliable idle in neutral gear posi-

tion.

Tum idle adjustment needle slowly open, counterclock-

wise, until motor loses power and begins to roll due to

an over-rich mixture. Note this position (Figure 37).

Slowly tum needle closed, clockwise, until motor runs

smoothly and beginsto pick upspeed. Continue turning

clockwise until motor pops or stalls due to lean mixture.

Note this position.

Set needle halfway between the two positions.

Repeat, as needed for fine tuning.

THROTTLE STOP

•Your motor isequipped with a throttle stopwhich can be

adjusted for correct idle speed.

o Ifneeded tum the throttlestop adjusting screw (A) to ob-

tt_n approximately an 800 RPM idle when in neutral

gear (Figure 38).

FIGURE 36

IDLE ADJUSTMENT SCREW

RICH LEAN HALFWAY

3 4 5

FIGURE 37

FIGURE 38

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STORAGE

PREPARATION FOR STORAGE

•We recommend that your Sears Service Center pre-

pare your motor for storage during the off season or

for long periods of time.

• The Service Center has the latest tools, materials and

information and can also carry out maintenance as

required.

•If your motor cannot be taken to your Sears Service

Center, follow the steps below to prevent rust and

damage from freezing temperatures.

IMPORTANT: IF GASOLINE MUST BE LEFT IN TANK,

USE A GASOLINE STABILIZER. MIX STABILIZER

ACCORDING TO BOTTLE INSTRUCTIONS DURING

EACH TANK FILL UP TO ASSURE THAT IT WILL BE

PRESENT DURING EACH STORAGE INTERVAL.

• Gasoline stabilizer helps prevent gum deposits from

forming in essential fuel system parts such as the

carburetor, fuel filter, fuel hose, or tank during stor-

age. Also, experience indicates that alcohol blended

fuels (called gasohol or using ethanol methanol) can

attract moisturewhich leads to separation and forma-

tion of acids during storage. Acidic gas can damage

the fuel system of an engine while in storage.

• To avoid engine problems, the fuel system should be

emptied before storage of 30 days or longer. Follow

these instructions.

AVOID SPILLING FUEL AND KEEP ALL SOURCES OF

HEAT, FLAME AND SPARKS AWAY WHEN DISCON-

NECTING, HANDLING OR STORING FUEL SYSTEM

COMPONENTS.

• Remove motor cover.

With motor mountedon boat and infresh water, run the

motor until it is thoroughly warmed up.

Place shift lever in neutral and run motor at fast idle

(Figure 39).

Disconnect fuel line from bushing on motor (Figure 40).

When motor begins to stall, rapidly inject a rust preven-

tative oil into the carburetor air intake for ten (10) to

twenty (20) seconds until motor stops (Figure 41).

This protects the crankcase with a coating of oil.

•Remove boat and outboard from water.

II ©

FIGURE 39

FIGURE 40

)

FIGURE 41

STORAGE

•Remove spark plug and put an ounce or two of out-

board oil into spark plug hole (Figure 42).

•Reinstall spark plug.

• Pull starter rope several times to lubricate piston, rings

and cylinder walls and to remove water from cooling

system.

•Lubricate all parts, as outlined in Lubrication.

•Drain and refillgear housing, as outlined in Lubrication.

•Lubricate and service propeller, as outlined in Mainte-

nance.

•Reinstall motor cover.

EXTERIOR CARE

•Your outboard isprotected with a durable enamel finish.

To keep its appearance, wash and wax often using ma-

rine cleaners and waxes (Figure 43).

PREPARATION FOR USE AFTER STORAGE

•We recommend that your Sears Service Center pre-

pare your motor for use after storage. The Service

Center has the latest tools, materials and information.

•They can also perform maintenance as required by

warranty, test-run your motor and perform tune-up

and adjustments needed for good operation. If your

motor cannot be returned to your Sears Service Cen-

ter, do the following steps:

•Remove spark plug and clean or replace, as out-

lined under Maintenance.

•Lubricate all parts, as outlined under Lubrication.

• Check lubricant in gear housing, as outlined under

Lubrication.

•Service exterior of motor, as outlined under Exte-

rior Care.

•Drain fuel tank and use a fresh fuel mixture.

FIGURE 42

FIGURE 43

i i

TROUBLESHOOTING POINTS

• • •

• •

••••

FL'el Line Air Locked

Fuel Une Not Connected

Fuel Tank Empty

Recirculating Fuel System Dirty or Clogged

Fuel Line Kinked or Pinched

Fuel Filters Dirty or Clogged

Vent Screw Gasket Obstructing Air Flow

Vent Screw on Fuel Tank Filler Cap Closed

Air Leak in Motor

Air Leak in Fuel System

Carburetor Passages Clogged or Dirty

Incorrect Fuel-Oil Mixture.

Carburetor Out of Adjustment

Motor Flooded

Wrong Type Spark Plugs

Defective or Fouled Spark Plugs

Weak Ignition Coil

Spark Plug Lead Wires Switched

Frayed or Cracked Lead Wire Insulation

Disconnected, Grounded or Loose Wiring

Lanyard Not Installed on Emergency Stop Switch

" INUI"_:

COWL ASSEMBLY - TOP AND BO-I-rOM .................................... 30

IGNITION SYSTEM ....................................................... 32

SHIFT LINKAGE .......................................................... 34

FUEL AND RECIRCULATION SYSTEM ..................................... 36

CARBURETOR ........................................................... 38

STARTER ASSEMBLY .................................................... 40

CRANKSHAFT AND PISTON ............................................... 42

CYLINDER BLOCK ....................................................... 44

STEERING HANDLE/TWIST GRIP THROTTLE ............................... 46

SWIVEL BRACKET AND DRIVESHAFT HOUSING ........................... 48

CLAMP BRACKETS ....................................................... 50

THERMOSTAT ........................................................... 51

GEAR HOUSING ......................................................... 52

FUEL TANK AND LINE .................................................... 54

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS ................................................. 55

OPT = optional AR = As Required N.S.S. = Not Sold Seperate

NOTE: indented description indicate that these parts are included in preceding

assembly.

THESE PARTS BOOKS/FICHE CARDS ARE COPYRIGHTED AND MAY NOT BE

DISTRIBUTED OR REPRODUCED IN ANY OTHER FORMAT.

L;UWL/_:3_t:IVlI_LY - I UP AND BOTTOM

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

PORT SiDE )

(STARBOARD SIDE

1920

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

COWL ASSEMBLY - TOP AND BOTTOM

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 -20" TRANSOM

PART NO.

100- 820i54A6

100- 820154A2

12- 89302

12- F8143

F681269

11- F7009

10- F2211

11-814101

23- F681759

10- F681026

37- 826342-16

37- 826342-14

37- 826342-15

37- 826342-17

F392756

100- 819280A2

38- 819281 --1

19- 73336

819486

FA681469T

23- 812707

13- F2047

F481777

13- 26992

10- 28635

12- 35044

90- 830211 I

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

COWL ASSEMBLY-Top (Witl_ Decals) (Painted)

COWL ASSEMBLY-Top (Without Decals) (Painted)

WASHER

HANDLE-Tilt

NUT (10-24)

SCREW (10-24 x 5/8")

NUT (1/4-20)

ROLLER-Latch

SCREW-Latch Roller

DECAL-Rear

DECAL-Starboard

DECAL-Port

DECAL-Front-Starter Instructions

SEAL-Top of Bottom Support (Cut as Req'd)

PLATE KIT-Bottom Support (Painted)

PLATE-Front-Bottom Support Plate

PLUG

SEAL-Support Plate

HANDLE ASSEMBLY-Cowl Latch (Painted)

BUSHING

WASHER-Wave

CAM-Latch Shaft

LOCKWASHER (1/4")

SCREW (1/4-20 x 5/8")

WASHER

OWNERS MANUAL]PARTS MANUAL

"IGNITION SYSTEM

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 -20" TRANSOM

22 16

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

IGNITION SYSTEM

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REE

NO.

PART NO.

F681091

200- 824380T1

87- 824440A9

824466A3

824915

87- 826214A1

819399A1

84- 819379A7

300- 826692T

819156T

826691

FKl123

85- 818751

33- 328

33-814

28- F458498-1

22- F681188

10- 824353

10- 824352

56762

10- 824358

84- 60466A16

10- 824358

20117A1

54- 816311

QUAN.

OPT

DESCRIPTION

NUT-Flywheel

FLYWHEEL (Painted)

SWITCH ASSEMBLY-Stop

COVER ASSEMBLY-Stop Switch

BEZEL-Stop Switch Cover

SWITCH ASSEMBLY-Emergency Stop

LANYARD ASSEMBLY

HARNESS ASSEMBLY-Engine Stop

PLATE-Stator

MODULE-Ignition (Cut Wire as Req'd)

CAM-Throttle

BOOT KIT-Spark Plug

COVER-Spark Plug (RFI)

SPARK PLUG (CHAMPION # L82YC)

SPARK PLUG (RFI) (CHAMPION # RL82YC)

KEY-Crankshaft/Flywheel

NUT-Stop Switch Sleeve

SCREW (8-32 x 3/4")-Ignition Module

SCREW (10-24 x 3/8")-Ground

CABLE TIE (4")

SCREW (10-24 x 1/2")-Stator Plate

WIRE ASSEMBLY-Ground

SCREW (10-24 x 1/2")-Ground

MARKER SET-Ignition Module Cable

CABLE TIE (8'_

SHIFT LINKAGE

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 -15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 -20" TRANSOM

5 6

17 I"__ 7

9.._.> 8

GAMEFISHER 15 H.E

REF.

NO.

SHIFT LINKAGE

MODELS: 225.581508 -15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 -20" TRANSOM

PART NO.

F681490

F681003-1

12- F8143

10- 48408

24- F681424

16- F681134

16- 826590

824357

11-814101

F681531-1

816514

10- 819625

F286615

824826

F681263-1

F681742

11-20110

825402

13- 26996

F286685

16- F98273

13- F8058

819508T

17- 31656

F286871

23- 26841

16- F286134

17- 25905

819626T

820367--1

13- F8048

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

STOP-Starter Pulley Interlock

ARM-Starter Interlock

WASHER

SCREW (10-16 x 1/2")

SPRING-Interlock Lever

STUD-Interlock Lever

STUD-(1/4-20 x 1.69") W/Dri Loc-Neutral Interlock Pivot

LEVER-Neutral Interlock

NUT (1/4-20)

ROD-Interlock

BEARING

SCREW-Shoulder

ROD-Gear Shift-Upper

SHAFT-Gear Shift Handle

LINK-Starter Interlock

LEVER-Intermediate Interlock

NUT (10-32)

LINK-Shift Lever

LOCKWASHER (#10)

CONNECTOR-Gear Shift Rod

STUD-Rod End Connector

LOCKWASHER (#10 Internal)

LEVER-Gear Shift (Painted)

PIN-Roll

PIN-Gear Shift Lever

BUSHING

STUD-Gear Shift Lever

PIN-Roll

HANDLE-Gear Shift (Painted)

LEVER-Shift Handle Shaft

WASHER-Bowed

• = Contents of Short Block Assy 800-819553A14

FUEL AND RECIRCULATION SYSTEM

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 -20" TRANSOM

31 32

TO CARB_

TOP FITTING

,TO CARB

;IDE ELBOW .i

16 i/

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

I"UIF_.L/-_I_IIU I1F-..LplII_,UL./-_I IUI_II _._ ;_,_ t_-tvt

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

34- FA7i 5158

10- 28430

13- F1704

34- F715161

34- F31160-2

• 27- F286159-1

• 27- F715168

FA715167

16- 826622

32- F40253-1

27- F715906

11- 20890

10- 28668

54- 827255

32- F40253-1

22- F197767-2

22- F901811

FA429471

F429811

21- 817741A1

54- F286772-1

• 27- 825188

10- F1069

819993T1

27- F24748-2

F2A24757

12- 18552

34- F18160-3

10- F1286

27- 818043A1

820116--2

• 27-825183

F681954-1

F681046

10- 98254

10- F1922

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

PLATE ASSEMBLY-Reed

SCREW (6-32 x 1/4")

LOCKWASHER (#6 Internal)

STOP-Reed

REED

GASKET-Reed Plate

GASKET-Manifold

MANIFOLD KIT-Carburetor (Painted)

STUD (1/4-20 x .91') With Dri Loc

HOSE-Primer Bulb to Carb (5-3/4') (Cut as Req'd)

GASKET-Carburetor

NUT (1/4-20)

SCREW (1/4-20 x 7/8")

CLAMP

HOSE-Fuel (8-1/4") (13.38") (Cut as Req'd)

BUSHING-Fuel

FILTER-Fuel Pump

COVER ASSEMBLY-Cylinder Drain (Painted)

SCREEN

VALVE KIT

CLAMP

GASKET-Cylinder Drain Cover

SCREW (10-24 x 1-1/16")

COVER-Fuel Pump (Painted)

GASKET-Fuel Pump

PLATE ASSEMBLY-Fuel Pump

WASHER

REED

SCREW (4-40 x 3/16")

GASKET/DIAPHRAGM SET

COVER-Transfer Port

GASKET-Transfer Port Cover

COVER-Primer Bulb

BULB-Primer

SCREW (1/4-20 x 5/8")

A = Contents of Short Block Assy 800-819553A14

• = Contents of Short Block Gasket Set FG1035

z_ = Contents of Carburetor Gasket Set FK10352

CARBURETOR

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

_5 31-o

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

%J,I"_,FIII;_,,,I hi,.,,, ii _b,,,_rl

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

1300- F715061-1

19- FO16128

19- FO10588

FO4784

FO8805

F10343

F10344

10- F10345

F10346

FO13944

FO15366

27- FO 15623

1399- 5128

27- FO2510

F10347

F10268

24- 27160

F10265

1395- 6030

1395- 6029

1399- 4215

1399- 4216

FO 15722

820578

F10273

F10275

F10290

F10241

F10242

F10338

F10349

24- F10350

F10351

FK10352

FK10353

F681677

F286547

819348

F341384

23- F197319

QUAN.

loz_

2oz_

OPT.

DESCRIPTION

CARBURETOR (FO-1B)

PLUG-By Pass Chamber

PLUG-Body Channel Plug

BALL-Choke Friction

SPRING

SHAFT-Choke

SHUTTER-Choke

SCREW-Shutter

FLOAT-Fuel Bowl

PIN-Float

BOWL-Fuel

GASKET-Fuel Bowl

SCREW-Fuel Bowl

GASKET-Fuel Bowl Screw

ELBOW

SCREW-Idle Mixture

SPRING-Idle Mixture Screw

NEEDLE-Inlet

JET-Main (.070) (0- 2500')

JET-Main (.068) (2500- 5000')

JET-Main (.066) (5000- 7500')

JET-Main (.064) (7500- 10000')

NOZZLE-Main

JET-Idle Air Bleed (.048)

JET-Throttle (.047)

SCREW-Throttle Jet Sealing

LINKAGE-Throttle

CLIP-Throttle Linkage Shaft

WASHER-Throttle Linkage Shaft

LINK-Throttle

SHAFT-Throttle

SPRING-Throttle Shaft

SHUTTER-Throttle

GASKET SET-Carburetor (a = Contents of Gasket Set)

REPAIR KIT-Carburetor (o = Contents of Repair Kit)

INSERT-Choke Knob

KNOB-Choke

ROD-Choke

RETAINER-Choke Rod

BUSHING-Choke Rod

STARTER ASSEMBLY

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

V IJr_l Ii 51 | r-i_,.Pvi..iWmil,,,,p,,-,-- n

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

826693

10- 90192

826559A1

53- 42689

F681428

23- F681405

11-814101

10- F1922

24- F681970

42034A2

19- 817362

26- F681579

F681232

F681592

10- 48408

FA681630T

F681090

10- F2210

F681874-1

10- 819625

F681132

F681817

FA609853

10- F2030

830265

10- 826676

26852

23- 830196

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

HOUSING-Starter

SCREW (1/4-20 x 3/4")

BRACKET ASSEMBLY-Starter Housing Front

RING-Retaining

INSERT-Starting Housing Rope

INSERT-Starter Housing

NUT (1/4-20)

SCREW (1/4-20 x 5/8")

SPRING-Starter Rewind

PULLEY ASSEMBLY-Starter Rewind

PLUG

SEAL-Pulley Bearing

ROPE (64/67")

RETAINER-Starter Pulley

SCREW (10-16 x 1/2")

SUPPORT ASSEMBLY-Handle

PLATE-Handle Support

SCREW (1/4-14 x 1/2'_

FASTENER-Handle Support Plate

SCREW-Shoulder

HANDLE-Starter Rope

RETAINER-Starter Rope

DECAL KIT-Shift to Neutral

SCREW (1/4-20 x 1-1/4")

RETAINER-Throttle Cable

SCREW (1/4-28 x 2")-Idle Adjust

CAP-Nylon-Idle Adjust Screw

SPACER-Throttle Cable Retainer

!JMAI_II_I'IAI" I AND PISTON

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

2O I

11 10

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

_=rllI/'ll_ill\,,.,_l I/'ll-- I /'ll_iil./ I--I,_ I _IPl_il

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REE

NO.

PART NO.

10- 28636

1100- 817753A1

• 26-819801

• 27- F286277

400- 819803A2

30- F286028

29- F286571

FA286155

FA712228

600- FS715016

10- F175634

• 25-32509

31 - F343014

• 26-819396

700- 819946A3

53- F31410

41- F712017

39- 820484A1

QUAN.

2,,

DESCRIPTION

SCREW (1/4-20 x3/4")

CAGE ASSEMBLY-Crankshaft Bearing

SEAL-Crankshaft-Upper

GASKET-Crankshaft Bearing Cage

CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY

BEARING-Ball

ROLLER SET (26 Per Set)

LINER SET-Centermain Bearing

ROLLER SET (2 Strips-28 Per)

CONNECTING ROD ASSEMBLY

SCREW-Corm Rod

ORING

BEARING-Crankshaft Lower Main

SEAL-Crankshaft Lower

PISTON KIT

RING-Retaining

PIN-Piston

RING SET-Piston (2 Rings)

,= Contents of Short Block Assy 800-819553A14

•= Contents of Short Block Gasket Set FG1035

CYLINDER BLOCK

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

800- 819553A14

800- 819553A12

10- Fl107

10- F1335

17- F8559

FG 1O35

824141T

10- 28668

-. 27- F715154

F715151

• 27- F715279-1

10- 35386

• 27- F286529-3

900- F286518T

10- F901938-1

12- 37998

32- F715943

10- 28636

13- 26992

F715660

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

SHORT BLOCK ASSEMBLY (Painted)

CYLINDER KIT

•SCREW (1/4-20 x 3/4")

SCREW (5/16-18 x 1-1/4")

PIN-Dowel

GASKET SET

COVER-Exhaust (Painted)

SCREW (1/4-20 x 7/8")

GASKET-Exhaust Port Cover

PLATE-Exhaust

GASKET-Cylinder Mounting

SCREW (5/16-18 x1")

GASKET-Cylinder Head

HEAD-Cylinder (Painted)

SCREW-Cylinder Head

WASHER

TUBE-Cylinder Water Jacket

SCREW (1/4-20 x 3/4'_

LOCKWASHER (1/4")

TUBE-Exhaust

•- Contents of Short Block Assy 800-819553A14

•= Contents of Short Block Gasket Set FG1035

STEERING HANDLE/TWIST GRIP THROTTLE

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

20 19

24 \

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

I ILLr'I't n/-_m,_ULr- l-_l_lU I I'IHU I ! L_ LINI_(_P_.

MODELS: 225.581508 -15" TRANSOM and 225.581498- 20" TRANSOM

RER

NO.

PART NO.

817751T1

17- F1807

10- 823595

10- 823594

24- F286868

23- 26856

F286490

819914A2

10- 828815

19- F286539

11-814101

10- 28635

826592

87- 824440A9

824466A3

824915

10- 826575

827252

826609T

12- F286220

23- 26856

F286224-

23- 812707

25- 21836

F702178

25- 23145

F702137

828406

37- F712894

10- 824352

826591'

816514

13- 78968

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

BRACKET-Steering (Painted)

PIN-Groove

SCREW-Steering Handle Pivot

SPRING-Steering Handle Stop

BUSHING

STOP-Steering Handle

ARM/KINGPIN ASSEMBLY-Steering (Painted)

SCREW (1/4-20 x 1-3/4")

BUMPER

NUT (1/4-20)

SCREW (1/4-20 x 5/8")

CABLE ASSEMBLY-Throttle

SWITCH ASSEMBLY-Stop

COVER ASSEMBLY-Stop Switch

BEZEL-Stop Switch Cover

SCREW (8-32 x 5/8")

ARM-Steering (LOWER)

HANDLE-Steering (Painted)

WASHER

BUSHING

INSERT-Steering Handle Pivot

BUSHING

O RING (LARGE)

RETAINER-Grip

O RING (SMALL)

GRIP-Steering Handle

SLEEVE-Steering Handle Grip

DECAL-Speed Indicator

SCREW (10-24 x 3/8")

BUSHING

BEARING-Connector

LOCKWASHER (1/4" Internal)

SWIVEL BRACKET AND DRIVESHAFT HOUSING

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

See Page 46/47

Ref. No. 8

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GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

F7154O4

10- F2417

1400- 817750A4

22- F213274

23- F286169

23- F681169

17- 819707

F681631

54- F286573-1

10- F1820

12-12038

11- F1608

F286364

17- F8538

23- 26856

17- F1794

23- F536813

FA387742

12- F2037

F286827

12- F286286-1

17- F1806

12- F286011

37- F688585

FA341510

F286433

F286349

24- F286300

819320T

FA1844

13- 26992

11- 64015

FA492845T

10- F430732

32- FS901244

F286346

1500- 819344T

32- F286244

F286914-1

26- F901307-2

F286347

37- 818029

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

PLATE-Leg Tuner

SCREW (1/4-20 x 3/8")

BRACKET KIT-Swivel (Painted)

FITTING-Grease

BUSHING-Bottom (1-3/4")

BUSHING-Top (1-1/8")

PIN-Tilt Lock

SHOE-Friction-Swivel Bracket

CLAMP-Steering Friction

SCREW (1/4-20 x 1-3/8")

WASHER

NUT (1/4-20)

LEVER-Reverse Lock

PIN-Spring

BUSHING

PIN-Spring

BUSHING

LEVER ASSEMBLY-Intermediate

WASHER

LEVER-Reverse Lock

WASHER

PIN-Groove

WASHER-Swivel Bracket

DECAL-Tilt Lock

LINK-Reverse Lock

BRACKET-Shallow Water Drive

LOCK-Reverse

SPRING-Reverse Lock

BRACKET-Shock Mount Lower (Painted)

SCREW KIT (1/4-20 x 2-3/8")

LOCKWASHER (1/4")

NUT (1/4-20)

EXTENSION KIT (Painted)

SCREW (5/16-18 x 1-1/4')

LINE-Water-Extension

MOUNT-Shock-Lower

HOUSING-Driveshaft (Painted)

LI N E-Water

SLEEVE-Water Line

SEAL-Driveshaft

MOUNT-Shock-Upper

DECAL-Fuel Mix

20"-For Model

225.581498

CLAMP BRACKETS

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

20 19

13 21

15 I

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

1400- 820068T1

826248

F24074

10- 69022

F424075T

17- 24198

F286647

FA617ii3

F286114

17- 38489

24- F286461

10- F286422-1

23- 819226

F429541

13- 69150

24- F286544. -t

10- F617037

12- 20553

11- F7026

17- 819707

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

BRACKET-Stem (Painted)

SCREW-Stern Bracket

FOOT-Stern Bracket Screw

SCREW (10-32 x 1/2")

HANDLE (Painted)

PIN-Roll

HANDLE-Carrying

BAR KIT-Lock

HANDLE-Lock Bar

PIN-Roll

SPRING-Lock Bar

SCREW-Tilt Lock

SPACER-Tilt Lock

LOCK-Tilt

WASHER-Wave

SPRING-Tilt Lock

BOLT-Stern Bracket Pivot

WASHER

NUT (3/8-16)

PIN-Tilt Lock

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

I I-II'-I-IMU_ IAI

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

.6 !_7

REF.

NO.

PART NO.

27- 819669

12- F658504

819550

24- 819329

819321

10- 819382

823694

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

GASKET-Thermostat Cover

WASHER-Thermostat

THERMOSTAT (105 °)

SPRING-Thermostat

COVER-Thermostat

SCREW (1/4-20 x 1")

INSERT-Thermostat

GEAR HOUSING

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

35--

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

I_I::AH I-IUU:51N_

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REF.

NO. PART NO.

.£9

1600- 819483A2

1600- 817749A2

10- F50109

12- 19183

17- 48450

43- 819251A1

30- F127910-2

24- F286895

F286721

13- 26992

11- 20890

12- F286903

31 - 48913

43- 819252A1

12- F456717

17- F286728

52- 819253

17- F8564

24- F409719

44- F456098

43- 819254A1

31 - 817756A2

25- F455305

26- 66022

10- 28639

1500- 824916A1

10- F50109

12-19183

16- 826542

26- 817472

26- F901307-2

17- 48450

FP715

FA324101

11- 817752A1

18- 45882

F286615

10- F1976

F286705-1

819962

10- F 1800

12- 37998

10- F430732

27- F286555

10- F2030

F341562

45- F343128

45- F344128

17- F901563

47- F436065-2

46- FA715060

26- F901307-2

F715388

FA510914

FK1065

FKIN.ql-1

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

HOUSING KIT-Gear (COMPLETE) (Painted)

HOUSING KIT-Gear (BASIC) (Painted)

PLUG

WASHER

PIN-Dowel

GEAR ASSEMBLY-Pinion

BEARING-Ball

SPRING-Shift Cam

CAM-Shift

LOCKWASHER (1/4")

NUT (1/4-20)

WASHER

BEARING-Propshaft

GEAR ASSEMBLY-Forward

WASHER-Thrust

PIN-Shift

CLUTCH

PIN-Spiral

SPRING-Clutch

PROPSHAFT

GEAR ASSEMBLY-Reverse

CAGE ASSEMBLY-Propshaft (Painted)

SEAL

SCREW (1/4-20 x 5/8")

HOUSING KIT-Driveshaft-Upper (Painted)

PLUG

WASHER

STUD (1/4-20 x 1.36")

SEAL-Gear Shift Rod

SEAL-Driveshaft

PIN-Dowel

PROPELLER (8-3/8 x 6 x 3)

PIN KIT-Propeller (3 Pins with Cotter Pin)

NUT KIT-Propeller

PIN-Cotter

ROD-Gear Shift-Upper

SCREW (10-24 x 1/2") ,

ROD-Gear Shift-Lower-15'-For Model 225.581508

ROD-Gear Shift-Lower-20"-For Model 225.581498

BOLT (1/4-20 x 7")

WASHER

SCREW (5/16-18 x 1-1/4")

GASKET-Gear Housing

SCREW (1/4-20 x 1-1/4")

PLATE-Water Pump

DRIVESHAFT-15' -For Model 225.58i508

DRIVESHAFT-20"-For Model 225.581498

PIN-Drive

IMPELLER

BODY ASSEMBLY-Water Pump

SEAL-Driveshaft

DISC

SEAL-Water Line

SEAL KIT-Gear Housing (D= Contents of Seal Kit)

IqI=PAIR KIT-W_tp.r Pl Imn f-.-_ _nnte_nt_q ¢_f R__n_ir Kit_

FUEL TANK AND LINE

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P. MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

12 13 |

_-.-2

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

I-UEL TANK AND LINE

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498 - 20" TRANSOM

REE

:NO.

PART NO.

1259- 823504A3

1259- 823504A1

823536

22- 823532

25- 823533

35- 823534

32- 820572A8

13330A3

21- 13331A1

21-13331_?.

54- 41582-10

54- 41582--7

F197787-3

F17815

F17816

22- 89771 --1

54- 41582--7

32-16789-78

32- 16789100

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

TANK ASSEMBLY-Fuel (COMPLETE)

TANK ASSEMBLY-Fuel

GAUGE & CAP ASSEMBLY

CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY-Fuel

O RING

SCREEN-Filter

LINE ASSEMBLY-Fuel (5/16" I.D.) (30" & 60")

BULB ASSEMBLY-Primer

VALVE-Check (INLET)

VALVE-Check (OUTLET)

CLAMP (LARGE)

CLAMP (SMALL)

CONNECTOR-Fuel-Engine

SEAL (SMALL)

SEAL (LARGE)

CONNECTOR-Fuel Tank

CLAMP (SMALL)

LINE-Fuel (9') Cut as Req'd

LINE-Fuel (100') Cut as Req'd

GAMEFISHER 15 H.P.

REF.

NO. PART NO.

- 92- 818252-12

- 92- 825321-12

- 92- 819107-12

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS

MODELS: 225.581508 - 15" TRANSOM and 225.581498- 20" TRANSOM

QUAN.

DESCRIPTION

LACQUER-Graphite Gray Acrylic-Spray Can (12 Per Case)

LACQUER-Graphite Gray Acrylic-Brush Bottle (12 Per Box)

LACQUER-Clear Acrylic-Spray Can (12 Per Case)

SEARS

OWNER'S

MANUAL

MODEL NO.

225.581508

15" TRANSOM

225.581498

20" TRANSOM

IF YOU NEED

REPAIR SERVICE

OR PARTS:

FOR REPAIR SERVICE, CALL

THIS TOLL FREE NUMBER;

1-800-4-REPAIR

(1-800-473-7247)

FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS

INFORMATION AND

ORDERING, CALL THIS

TOLL FREE NUMBER

1- 800-FON-PART

(1-800-366-7278)

GAMEFISHER

15 HORSEPOWER

OUTBOARD MOTOR

Each Outboard Motor has its own model and serial

number.

The model and serial number of your outboard motor will

be found on a decal attached to the port stern bracket.

All parts listed herein may be ordered through Sears,

Roebuck and Co. Service Centers and most Retail

Stores.

WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

• PRODUCT-OUTBOARD MOTOR

• MODEL NUMBER - 225.581508 (15"TRANSOM)

225.581498 (20"TRANSOM)

•SERIAL NUMBER-

•PART NUMBER-

•PART DESCRIPTION -

Your Sears merchandise has added value when you con-

sider that Sears has service units nationwide staffed with

Sears trained technicians...professional technicians

specifically trained on Sears products, having the parts,

tools and the equipment to insure that we meet our

pledge to you, we service what we sell.

Sears Roebuck and CO., Hoffman Estates, IL. 60179 U.S.A.

Printed in U.S.A. 90-830211 1-395

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