Sea King Outboard Motors 〈Montgomery Ward & Co.〉

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Sea King was Montgomery Ward’s brand of outboard motors put on sale beginning in 1933. Over the years, they were supplied by several outboard manufacturers including OMC (Evinrude and Gale), Thor ⇒ Kiekhaefer ⇒ Mercury, Clinton, Eska and Chrysler ⇒ Force. Some of the early OMC supplied outboard motors were earlier Lockwood-Ash designs. See a complete list of suppliers below under models. Montgomery Ward discontinued Sea King sales in 1986. Prior to Wards introduction of the Sea King brand, Wards sold rowboat motors under their Hiawatha brand which were sourced from Spinaway and after late 1916 by Caille. These motors should not be confused with the later Hiawatha badged outboard motors sold by Gamble-Skogmo.

From DiscountMarineParts.com/SeaKing.
From DiscountMarineParts.com/Hiawatha.
From CailleOutboards.com/Hiawatha.

An apparently unrelated company is now selling new 2 & 4 Stroke Cycle outboard motors from 2.5 hp up to 40 hp under the SeaKing (one word) brand name, however they reference Sea King (two words) several times on their website, implying that their pedigree comes from Ward’s.

More from SeaKingMotors.com.

Montgomery Ward History

Montgomery Ward founded his mail-order business in 1872 in Chicago, Illinois. In 1926, the company broke with its mail-order-only tradition when it opened its first retail outlet store in Plymouth, Indiana. It continued to operate its catalog business while pursuing an aggressive campaign to build retail outlets in the late 1920s. In 1928, two years after opening its first outlet, it had opened 244 stores. By 1929, it had more than doubled its number of outlets to 531. Its flagship retail store in Chicago was located on Michigan Avenue between Madison and Washington streets. Wards faced many downturns and was restructured several times over the following years.

In the year 2000, Montgomery Ward & Co. filed for bankruptcy and closed it’s doors after 128 years in business. Liquidation was complete by May 2001. After its demise, the familiarity of its brand meant its name, corporate logo, and advertising were considered valuable intangible assets. In 2004, catalog marketer Direct Marketing Services Inc. (DMSI), an Iowa-based direct marketing company, purchased much of the intellectual property assets of the former Wards, including the ‘Montgomery Ward’ and ‘Wards’ trademarks, for an undisclosed amount.

DMSI applied the brand to a new online and catalog-based retailing operation, with no physical stores, headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. DMSI then began operating under the Montgomery Ward branding, and managed to get it up and running in three months. The new firm began operations in June 2004, selling essentially the same categories of products as the former brand, but as a new, smaller catalog.

DMSI’s version of Montgomery Ward was not the same company as the original. The new company did not honor its predecessors’ obligations, such as gift cards and items sold with a lifetime guarantee. David Milgrom, then president of the DMSI-owned firm, said in an interview with David Carpenter of Associated Press: “We’re rebuilding the brand, and we want to do it right.”

In July 2008, DMSI announced it was on the auction block, with sale scheduled for the following month. On August 5, 2008, the catalog retailer Swiss Colony purchased DMSI. Swiss Colony—which changed its name to Colony Brands Inc. on June 1, 2010—announced it would keep the Montgomery Ward catalog division open. The website launched September 10, 2008, with new catalogs mailing in February 2009. A month before the catalog’s launch, Swiss Colony president John Baumann told United Press International the retailer might also resurrect Montgomery Ward’s ‘Signature’ and ‘Powr-Kraft’ brands. Nothing was mentioned about the ‘Sea King’ brand.

From Wikipedia/Wards.
From Wikipedia/Colony.

Vendor's Contact Information

Montgomery Ward & Company ⇒ Bankrupt in 2000*
618 W Chicago Ave
Chicago, IL 60654, USA

*NOTES: , Ward’s brand was acquired by DMSI in 2004, which was purchased by Swiss Colony in 2008 and who became Colony Brands in 2010 (see History above).
(Sea King outboard sales had previously been discontinued by Wards in 1986).
An apparently unrelated company is now selling new 2 & 4 Stroke Cycle outboard motors from 2.5 hp up to 40 hp under the SeaKing (one word) brand name, however they reference Sea King (two words) several times on their website, implying that their pedigree comes from Ward’s.

From Wikipedia/Wards.
From Wikipedia.
From SeaKingMotors.com.

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Vendor's Offerings

Sea King Outboard Motor Models

Sold as Sea King* and Made By the Following Manufacturers

  Brand Name & Model Prefix     Years Sold            Manufacturer         
Thor ⇒ Sea King* 1936 – 1939 Thor Outboard ⇒ Kiekhaefer
Sea King 1939 – 1947 Kiekhaefer Corp ⇒ Mercury
Sea King 1931 – 1933 Lockwood Outboard ⇒ OMC
Sea King 1931? – 1937? Muncie Gear Works
Sea King EA 1931 – 1947 Evinrude Outboard (OMC)
Sea King GG or ??GG 1941 – 1963 Gale Products (OMC)
Sea King KTV 1970 – 1984 Clinton Marine
Sea King VWB 1964 – 1984 Chrysler Marine ⇒ Force
Sea King VWB 1984 – 1986 Force by US Marine
Sea King CED 1969 – 1983 Eska Outboard

*Although some outboards were sold with the Thor name, from 1938 most carried the Sea King name.

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King made by Thor ⇒ Kiekhaefer (Mercury)
1935 – 1939

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1935
    Single 2.4 1  
1936
    Single 2.4 1  
    Opposed Twin 4.8 2  
1937
    Single 2.4 1  
    Opposed Twin 4.8 2  
1938
    Single 2.4 1 N2
    Opposed Twin 4.8 2 N2
    Pyramid Three 6 3 N2
1939
    Streamliner 2.4 1 N1 N2   Made by Kiekhaefer
    Alternate Twin 4.1 2 N1 N2   Made by Kiekhaefer
    Inline 3 Cylinder 6.2 3 N1 N2   Made by Kiekhaefer
Notes:
N1 – Kiekhaefer manufactured some improved Thor’s to fill a Montgomery Wards order.
N2 – Although some outboards were sold with the Thor name, from 1938 most carried the Sea King name.

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King made by Evinrude (OMC)
1931 – 1947

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
64EA-9002A 381   1HP 1  

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King made by Gale Products (OMC)
14GG8826 – GG18808B
1941 – 1963

Model Serial Year   Description HP Cyl Notes
14GG8826   1941   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253
14GG8826   1942   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253
14GG8827   1941   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254
14GG8827   1942   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254
15GG9004A 359197 1951   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D10
15GG9014A 360447 1951   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S10
15GG9015A 362147 1951   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
15GG9017A 364338 1951   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S10
15GG9018A 370688 1951   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D10
24GG9351A   1941   2.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 125
25GG9004A 359197 1952   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D10
25GG9015A 362147 1952   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
25GG9018A 370688 1952   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D10
35GG9004A 359197 1953   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D10
35GG9004B   1953   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D11
35GG9014A   1953   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S10
35GG9015A 362147 1953   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
35GG9017A 364388 1953   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S10
35GG9018A 37-688 1953   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D10
45GG9004B   1954   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D11
45GG9014A 360447 1954   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S10
45GG9015A 362147 1954   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
54GG9010   1945   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253A
54GG9011   1945   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254A
64GG9005   1945   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 133
64GG9005   1946   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 133
64GG9010   1946   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253A
64GG9011   1946   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254A
74GG9005A   1946   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W1
74GG9006   1946   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W4
74GG9006   1948   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W4
74GG9011A   1946   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W2
74GG9012   1946   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W3
74GG9012   1948   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W3
84GG9003A   1948   1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W5
84GG9003A   1949   1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W5
84GG9007A   1948   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W6
84GG9007A 158251 1949   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W6
84GG9014A   1948   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W7
84GG9017A   1948   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W8
94GG9003B 159651 1949   1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W10
94GG9003B 159651 1950   1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W10
94GG9009A 313480 1949   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W9
94GG9009A 313480 1950   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W9
94GG9014A 317750 1949   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W7
94GG9014A 317750 1950   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W7
94GG9017A 317667 1949   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W8
94GG9017A 317667 1950   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W8
GG8804A   1960   3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG8822A   1960   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8823A   1960   15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8834A   1960   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8835A   1960   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8836A   1960   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8837A   1960   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8850A   1960   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG8942A   1959   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8942B   1959   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8960A 643489 1957   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D14
GG8962A   1958   3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG8962B   1959   3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG8963A   1958   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8971A 647062 1957   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D15
GG8977A   1958   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8977B   1959   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8978A   1958   12 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8981A   1958   12 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8981B   1959   12 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8985A   1958   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8985B   1959   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8992A   1958   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8997A   1958   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8997B   1959   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8997C   1959   35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG9000A 591136 1956   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D13
GG9001A 560112 1955   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S11
GG9001B   1955   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S12
GG9001C   1956   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S12
GG9002A   1956   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D12
GG9002B   1956   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D13
GG9003A 647044 1957   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S13
GG9004A 478560 1955   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D11
GG9004B 578151 1955   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D12
GG9005A 647063 1957   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12DE15
GG9006A 647034 1957   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D14
GG9013A   1955   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D11
GG9016A 510684 1954   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D11
GG9016A 510684 1955   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D11
GG9016B 608737 1956   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S12
GG9016C 647061 1957   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S13
GG9019A   1955   22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D10
GG9019B   1955   22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D12
GG9020A   1955   22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE10
GG9020B   1955   22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE12
GG9021A 570954 1956   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D13
GG9021B 635845 1956   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D14
GG9022A 587469 1956   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D11
GG9022B 622231 1956   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D13
GG9023A 587472 1956   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE11
GG9023B 622768 1956   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE13
GG9024A 609780 1956   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12DE13
GG9025A 647064 1957   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D14
GG9026A 647065 1957   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE14
GG18735A   1961   3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG18735B   1962   3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736A   1961   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736B   1961   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736C   1961   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736D   1962   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737A   1961   15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737B   1961   15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737C   1962   15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737D   1962   15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18738A   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18738B   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18738C   1962   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18739A   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18739B   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18740A   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18740B   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18741A   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18741B   1961   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18742A   1961   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18742B   1962   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18743A   1961   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18743B   1962   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18744A   1961   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18744B   1962   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18745A   1961   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18745B   1962   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18746A   1961   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18746C   1962   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18747A   1961   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18747C   1962   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18748A   1961   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18748C   1962   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18749A   1961   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18749C   1962   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18800A   1963   3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG18801A   1963   5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18802A   1963   15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18803A   1963   25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18804A   1963   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18805A   1963   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18806A   1963   40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18807A   1963   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18807B   1963   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18808A   1963   60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18808B   1963   60 4 Made by Gale Mod

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King made by Clinton
KTV 27002 – KTV 52375
1970 – 1984

Model Serial Year   Description HP Cyl Notes
KTV27002   1970   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod J300
KTV27003   1970   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J350
KTV27003   1971   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J350
KTV27005   1970   5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J500
KTV27005   1971   5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J500
KTV27007   1970   7 1 Made by Clinton Mod J700
KTV27007   1971   7 1 Made by Clinton Mod J700
KTV27402   1973   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K200
KTV27404   1973   4 1 Made by Clinton Mod K400
KTV27405   1973   5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K500
KTV27407   1973   7 1 Made by Clinton Mod K700
KTV50415   1976   1.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K150
KTV50435   1976   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV50475   1976   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50505   1977   5.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K550
KTV50505   1980   5.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K550
KTV50507   1978   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50507   1979   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50507   1980   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50520   1977   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50520   1978   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50520   1979   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50520   1980   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50535   1977   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV50535   1978   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV50535   1979   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV50535   1980   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV50575   1977   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50575   1978   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50575   1979   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50576   1980   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50577   1982   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV50577   1983   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV50577   1984   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV52202   1974   2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K200
KTV52203   1975   3 1 Made by Clinton Mod K300
KTV52205   1974   5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K500
KTV52207   1974   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52235   1974   3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV52250   1975   5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K500
KTV52257   1975   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52259   1975   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52275   1974   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52277   1975   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52307   1977   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV52307   1978   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV52309   1977   9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
KTV52309   1978   9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
KTV52309   1979   9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
KTV52319   1979   9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
KTV52329   1980   9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
KTV52350   1976   5.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K550
KTV52370   1976   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K752
KTV52375   1976   7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King made by Chrysler ⇒ Force (US Marine)
VWB 19039A – VWB 52299D
1964 – 1986

Model Serial Year   Description HP Cyl Notes
VWB19039A   1965   8 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19068   1964   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19068B   1965   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19069A   1966   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19070A   1967   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19072   1964   5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19073A   1965   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19074A   1966   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19074B   1967   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19076   1964   8 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19077A   1965   9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19078A   1966   9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19084A   1964   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19084B   1965   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19085A   1966   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19086A   1966   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19087A   1966   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19088A   1964   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19088B   1965   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19088C   1966   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19089A   1964   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19089B   1965   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19089C   1966   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19090A   1966   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19091A   1966   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19092   1964   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19092B   1965   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19093   1964   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19093B   1965   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19096   1964   80 4 Made by Chrysler
VWB19097   1965   80 4 Made by Chrysler
VWB19097A   1966   80 4 Made by Chrysler
VWB19099A   1966   50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20906A   1970   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20920A   1970   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20935A   1970   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20936A   1970   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20955A   1970   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20956A   1970   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27006A   1970   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27006A 17X20001 & UP 1971   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27009A   1970   9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27009 17X20001 & UP 1971   9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27020A   1970   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27035A   1970   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27036A   1970   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27055A   1970   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27056A   1970   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27106   1971   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27109A   1971   9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27121   1971   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27135   1971   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27136   1971   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27155   1971   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27156   1971   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27206   1972   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27209   1972   9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27220   1972   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27235   1972   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27236   1972   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27255   1972   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27256   1972   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27406   1973  Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27400   1973  Special 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27409   1973   9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27420   1973   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27435   1973   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27456   1973   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27903B   1968   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB27906   1967   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27906B   1968   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27909   1967   9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27909B   1968   9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27910R   1968  Electric 9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27920   1967   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27935   1967   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27935B   1968   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27936   1967   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27936B   1968   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27945   1967   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27945B   1968   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27946   1967   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27946B   1968   45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27955   1967   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27955B   1968   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27956   1967   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27956B   1968   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27980-1   1967   80 4 Made by Chrysler
VWB27980-1   1968   80 4 Made by Chrysler
VWB27980-1   1969   80 4 Made by Chrysler
VWB28920A   1968   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB28921A   1968   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29903A   1969   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB299031   1969   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB299061   1969   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB299091   1969   9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29920A   1969   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB299201   1969   20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29935A   1969   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29936A   1969   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29955A   1969   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29956A   1969   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52000   1974  Special 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52003   1981   3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004   1978  Deluxe 4 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004A   1979  Deluxe 4 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004B   1980  Deluxe 4 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004C   1981   4 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004D   1982   4 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004E   1983   4 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004F   1984   4 1 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52005   1985   4 1 Made by US Marine
VWB52005A   1986   4 1 Made by US Marine
VWB52006   1974  Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52010   1974   10 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52015   1974   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52026   1974   25 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52035   1974   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52036   1974   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52037   1979   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52056   1974   55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52100   1975  Special 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52106   1975  Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52106A   1976  Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52110   1975   10 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52110A   1976   10 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52115   1975   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52115A   1976   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52115B   1978   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118   1981   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118A   1982   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118B   1983   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118C   1984   15 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52119   1979   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119A   1980   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119B   1981   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119B 24201 & UP 1982   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119C   1982   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119D   1983   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119E   1984   15 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52120   1984   15 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52121   1984   25 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52122   1985   15 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52122A   1985   15 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52123   1985   15 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52124   1985   15 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52125   1975   25 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52135   1978   35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52175   1976   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52179   1979   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52179A   1980   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52179B   1981   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52179C   1982   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52179D   1983   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52179E   1984   7.5 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52298   1985   9.9 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52298A   1986   9.9 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52299   1980   9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299A   1981   9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299B   1982   9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299C   1983   9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299D   1984   9.9 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King made by Eska
1969 – 1983
(All Power Heads Built by (Tec) Tecumseh)

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
CED-28925A   1969 5 1 Eska  Tec 643-05
CED-28927A   1969 7 1 Eska  Tec 639-05
CED-50504B   1982 & 1983 3.5 1 Eska  Tec 642-35
CED-50506A   1981 5 1 Eska  Tec 643-32
CED-50506B   1982 & 1983 5 1 Eska  Tec 643-32A
CED-50577A   1981 7.5TG 1 Eska  Tec 640-21
CED-50577B   1983 7.5 1 Eska  Tec 640-21

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Sea King Model Year Guide
1931∼1940  ♣  1941∼1950  ♣  1951∼1960  ♣  1961∼1970  ♣  1971∼1980  ♣  1981∼1986

1931 – 1940

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1931
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 400
9188     15 2 N1   Made by Evinrude Mod 500
9190     21 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 600
9190     21 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 615
9150     21 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 616
1932
9200     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 415
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 400
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 416
9194     8 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 417
9188     15 2 N1   Made by Evinrude Mod 500
9190     21 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 615
9150     21 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 616
9196     25 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 617
1933
9200     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 415
8300     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 440
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 400
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 416
9194     8 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 417
9188     15 2 N1   Made by Evinrude Mod 500
1934
8390     2.2 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 489
9200     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 415
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 400
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 416
9194     8 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 417
8394     11 2 N2   Made by Evinrude Mod 500
1935
8800     2.2 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 490
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 400
9186     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 416
8801     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 491
8802     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 492
8394     11 2 N2   Made by Evinrude Mod 500
1936
  W1 – W2580 Single 2.4 1 N3   Made by Thor
8803     4 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 494
  W1 – W2580 Opposed Twin 4.8 2 N3   Made by Thor
8802     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 492
1937
  W3000 – W6302 Single 2.4 1 N3   Made by Thor
8806     2.5 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 498
8807     4.2 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 499
  W3000 – W6302 Opposed Twin 4.8 2 N3   Made by Thor
8808     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 492
1938
8763     1.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 447
  W7000 – W9000 Single 2.4 1 N3   Made by Thor
8764     2.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 449
8807     4.2 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 499
  W7000 – W9000 Opposed Twin 4.8 2 N3   Made by Thor
  W7000 – W9000 Pyramid Three 6 3 N3   Made by Thor
8808     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 492
1939
8809     1 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 469
8765     1.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 477
  W9001 – W11000 Streamliner 2.4 1 N3   Made by Kiekhaefer
8766     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 449
  W9001 – W11000 Alternate Twin 4.1 2 N3   Made by Kiekhaefer
8810     5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 499
  W9001 – W11000 Inline 3 Cylinder 6.2 3 N3   Made by Kiekhaefer
8811     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 471
1940
8812     1 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 469
8813     1.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 367
8765     1.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 477
    Streamliner 2.5 1 Made by Kiekhaefer
8814     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 368
8815     3 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 369
8816     5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 371
8817     5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 373
8811     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 471
8818     15.2 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 375
Notes:
N1 – Lockwood Outboard sold by Evinrude (Lockwood became part of OMC in 1929)
N2 – Evinrude Made 2 Model 500 (Sea King 8394 11 hp and Sea King 9188 15 hp)
N3 – The Sea King serial numbers made by Thor start with W and WK if made by Kiekhaefer

1941 – 1950

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1941
8822     1 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 377
8813     1.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 367
8765     1.8 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 477
24GG9351A     2.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 125
      2.9 1 Made by Kiekhaefer
8814     3 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 368
8815     3 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 369
8823     3.3 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 378
8816     5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 371
8817     5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 373
14GG8826     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253
14GG8827     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254
8811     8.5 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 471
8818     15.2 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 375
1942
24GG9351A     2.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 125
8823     3.3 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 378
14GG8826     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253
14GG8827     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254
8818     15.2 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 375
1945
64GG9005     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 133
54GG9010     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253A
54GG9011     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254A
1946
64EA-9002A   Midget 1 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 381
      2.9 1 Made by Kiekhaefer
64GG9005     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 133
9008     3.3 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 379
64GG9010     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 253A
64GG9011     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 254A
1947
64EA-9002A   Midget 1 1 Made by Evinrude Mod 381
      2.9 1 Made by Kiekhaefer
74GG9005A     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W1
74GG9006     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W4
9008     3.3 2 Made by Evinrude Mod 379
74GG9011A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W2
74GG9012     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W3
1948
84GG9003A     1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W5
74GG9006     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W4
84GG9007A     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W6
74GG9012     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W3
84GG9014A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W7
84GG9017A     12 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W8
1949
84GG9003A     1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W5
94GG9003B 159651   1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W10
94GG9009A 313480   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W9
84GG9007A 158251   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W6
94GG9014A 317750   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W7
94GG9017A 317667   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W8
1950
94GG9003B 159651   1.5 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W10
94GG9009A 313480   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 1W9
94GG9014A 317750   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W7
94GG9017A 317667   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 2W8

1951 – 1960

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1951
15GG9004A 359197   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D10
15GG9014A 360447   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S10
15GG9015A 362147   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
15GG9017A 364338   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S10
15GG9018A 370688   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D10
1952
25GG9004A 359197   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D10
255GG9015A 362147   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
25GG9018A 370688   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D10
1953
35GG9004A 359197   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D10
35GG9004B     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D11
35GG9014A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S10
35GG9015A 362147   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
35GG9017A 364388   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S10
35GG9018A 37-688   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D10
1954
45GG9004B     3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D11
45GG9014A 360447   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S10
45GG9015A 362147   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D10
GG9016A 510684   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D11
1955
GG9004A 478560   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D11
GG9004B 578151   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D12
GG9001A 560112   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S11
GG9013A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D11
GG9001B     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S12
GG9016A 510684   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D11
GG9019A     22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D10
GG9020A     22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE10
GG9019B     22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D12
GG9020B     22 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE12
1956
GG9000A 591136   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D13
GG9001C     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S12
GG9002A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D12
GG9002B     5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D13
GG9016B 608737   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S12
GG9021A 570954   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D13
GG9021B 635845   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D14
GG9024A 609780   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12DE13
GG9022A 587469   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D11
GG9022B 622231   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D13
GG9023A 587472   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE11
GG9023B 622768   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE13
1957
GG9006A 647034   3 1 Made by Gale Mod 3D14
GG9003A 647044   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5S13
GG8960A 643489   5 2 Made by Gale Mod 5D14
GG9016C 647061   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12S13
GG8971A 647062   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12D15
GG9005A 647063   12 2 Made by Gale Mod 12DE15
GG9025A 647064   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22D14
GG9026A 647065   25 2 Made by Gale Mod 22DE14
1958
GG8962A     3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG8963A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8977A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8978A     12 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8981A     12 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8985A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8992A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8997A     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
1959
GG8962B     3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG8977B     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8981B     12 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8985B     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8942A     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8942B     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8997B     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8997C     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
1960
GG8804A     3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG8822A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8823A     15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8834A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8835A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8836A     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8837A     35 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG8850A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod

1961 – 1970

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1961
GG18735A     3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736B     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736C     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737A     15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737B     15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18738A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18738B     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18739A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18739B     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18740A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18740B     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18741A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18741B     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18742A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18743A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18744A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18745A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18746A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18747A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18748A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18749A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
1962
GG18735B     3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG18736D     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737C     15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18737D     15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18738C     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18742B     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18743B     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18744B     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18745B     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18746C     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18747C     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18748C     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18749C     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
1963
GG18800A     3 1 Made by Gale Mod
GG18801A     5 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18802A     15 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18803A     25 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18804A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18805A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18806A     40 2 Made by Gale Mod
GG18807A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18807B     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18808A     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
GG18808B     60 4 Made by Gale Mod
1964
VWB19068     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19072     5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19076     8 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19084A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19088A     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19089A     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19092     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19093     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19096     80 4 Made by Chrysler
1965
VWB19068B     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19073A     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19039A     8 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19077A     9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19084B     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19088B     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19089B     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19092B     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19093B     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19097     80 4 Made by Chrysler
1966
VWB19069A     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19074A     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19078A     9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19085A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19086A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19087A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19088C     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19089C     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19090A     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19091A     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19099A     50 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB19097A     80 4 Made by Chrysler
1967
VWB19070A     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB19074B     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27906     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27909     9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27920     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27935     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27936     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27945     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27946     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27955     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27956     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27980-1     80 4 Made by Chrysler
1968
VWB27903B     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB27906B     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27909B     9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27910R   Electric 9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB28920A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB28921A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27935B     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27936B     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27945B     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27946B     45 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27955B     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27956B     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27980-1     80 4 Made by Chrysler
1969
VWB29903A     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB299031     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
CED-28925A     5 1 Eska  Tec 643-05
VWB299061     6 2 Made by Chrysler
CED-28927A     7 1 Eska  Tec 639-05
VWB299091     9.2 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29920A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB299201     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29935A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29936A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29955A     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB29956A     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27980-1     80 4 Made by Chrysler
1970
KTV27002     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod J300
KTV27003     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J350
KTV27005     5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J500
VWB20906A     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27006A     6 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV27007     7 1 Made by Clinton Mod J700
VWB27009A     9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20920A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27020A     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20935A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20936A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27035A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27036A     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20955A     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB20956A     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27055A     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27056A     55 2 Made by Chrysler

1971 – 1980

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1971
KTV27003     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J350
KTV27005     5 1 Made by Clinton Mod J500
VWB27006A 17X20001 & UP   6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27106     6 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV27007     7 1 Made by Clinton Mod J700
VWB27009 17X20001 & UP   9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27109A     9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27121     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27135     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27136     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27155     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27156     55 2 Made by Chrysler
1972
VWB27206     6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27209     9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27220     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27235     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27236     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27255     55 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27256     55 2 Made by Chrysler
1973
KTV27402     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K200
KTV27404     4 1 Made by Clinton Mod K400
KTV27405     5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K500
VWB27406   Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27400   Special 6 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV27407     7 1 Made by Clinton Mod K700
VWB27409     9.6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27420     20 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27435     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB27456     55 2 Made by Chrysler
1974
KTV52202     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K200
KTV52235     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV52205     5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K500
VWB52000   Special 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52006   Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV52207     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52275     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
VWB52010     10 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52015     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52026     25 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52035     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52036     35 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52056     55 2 Made by Chrysler
1975
KTV52203     3 1 Made by Clinton Mod K300
KTV52250     5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K500
VWB52100   Special 6 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52106   Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV52257     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52259     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
KTV52277     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K750
VWB52110     10 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52115     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52125     25 2 Made by Chrysler
1976
KTV50415     1.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K150
KTV50435     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV52350     5.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K550
VWB52106A   Deluxe 6 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV50475     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV52370     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K752
KTV52375     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
VWB52175     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52110A     10 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52115A     15 2 Made by Chrysler
1977
KTV50520     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50535     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
KTV50505     5.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K550
KTV50575     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV52307     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV52309     9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
1978
KTV50520     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50535     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
VWB52004   Deluxe 4 1 Made by Chrysler
KTV50507     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50575     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV52307     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
KTV52309     9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
VWB52115B     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52135     35 2 Made by Chrysler
1979
KTV50520     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50535     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
VWB52004A   Deluxe 4 1 Made by Chrysler
KTV50507     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50575     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
VWB52179     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV52309     9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
KTV52319     9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
VWB52119     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52037     35 2 Made by Chrysler
1980
KTV50520     2 1 Made by Clinton Mod K201
KTV50535     3.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K350
VWB52004B   Deluxe 4 1 Made by Chrysler
KTV50505     5.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K550
KTV50507     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
KTV50576     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K751
VWB52179A     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
KTV52329     9 1 Made by Clinton Mod K900
VWB52299     9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119A     15 2 Made by Chrysler

1981 – 1986

 

Model Serial Description HP Cyl Notes
1981
VWB52003     3.5 1 Made by Chrysler
VWB52004C     4 1 Made by Chrysler
CED-50506A     5 1 Eska  Tec 643-32
CED-50577A     7.5TG 1 Eska  Tec 640-21
VWB52179B     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299A     9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119B     15 2 Made by Chrysler
1982
CED-50504B     3.5 1 Eska  Tec 642-35
VWB52004D     4 1 Made by Chrysler
CED-50506B     5 1 Eska  Tec 643-32A
KTV50577     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
VWB52179C     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299B     9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118A     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119B 24201 & UP   15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119C     15 2 Made by Chrysler
1983
CED-50504B     3.5 1 Eska  Tec 642-35
VWB52004E     4 1 Made by Chrysler
CED-50506B     5 1 Eska  Tec 643-32A
CED-50577B     7.5 1 Eska  Tec 640-21
KTV50577     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
VWB52179D     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52299C     9.9 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52118B     15 2 Made by Chrysler
VWB52119D     15 2 Made by Chrysler
1984
VWB52004F     4 1 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
KTV50577     7.5 1 Made by Clinton Mod K753
VWB52179E     7.5 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52299D     9.9 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52118C     15 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52119E     15 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52120     15 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
VWB52121     25 2 Made by Chrysler (US Marine)
1985
VWB52005     4 1 Made by US Marine
VWB52298     9.9 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52122     15 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52123     15 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52124     15 2 Made by US Marine
1986
VWB52005A     4 1 Made by US Marine
VWB52298A     9.9 2 Made by US Marine
VWB52122A     15 2 Made by US Marine

From DiscountMarineParts.com.


Specifications For Sea King
2-Stroke Cycle Gasoline Outboard Motors
Features: Vertical Crankshaft and Horizontal Boreable Parent Bore Cylinders

>> Specification Table Under Development <<

TABLE KEY:
Types of Engine Vendors: Engine design owners may produce the engines in-house as manufacturers.
^ Licensees are licensed by engine design owners to produce base engines and/or marine engines.
^ Marinizers buy base engines from the producers at wholesale, marinize them for marine service,
^ ^ and then sell them to boat builders, resellers, etc. at wholesale or to end users at retail.
^ Resellers buy marine engines at wholesale and resell them at a markup including retail.
BASE ENGINE: Manufacturer/Vendor & Model of Base Engine followed by Specifications.
^ CYL: Cylinder Orientation & Configuration - (Dash w/no spaces) Number of Cylinders: (example: "V-8")
^ ^ Cylinder Orientation: v... = Vertical Crankshaft (Pistons are always horizontal).
^ ^ ^ Horizontal Crankshaft: No Code = u… = Upright (Vertical). s… = Slanted (Inclined).
^ ^ ^ h… = Horizontal (Flat, Pancake). i… = Inverted (Crankshaft Up, Head Down, Upside Down).
^ ^ Cylinder Configuration: S = …S = Single Cylinder. I = …I = In-Line. V = …V = V Pattern (eg V-8).
^ ^ ^ …W = W Pattern. …Y = Y Pattern. …X… = X Pattern. …+… = + Pattern. …Δ… = Delta.
^ ^ ^ …o = Outward Facing Pistons (eg Boxer). …i = Inward Facing Opposed Pistons (O-P).
^ ^ ^ …R,R2,R3,R4 = Radial (Single,Double,Triple,Quad Banks). …® = Radial Rotary = Rotary Radial.
^ ^ ^ …Θ… = Rotary. …∞ = BiQuad Rotary. …ω = Wankel Rotary.
^ BORE & STROKE: …mm = Millimeters. …in = …" = Inches.
^ DISPLACEMENT = Swept Volume: …cc = Cubic Centimeters (cm³). …L = Liters. …ci = Cubic Inches (in³).
MODEL RATINGS: Base Engine Model, Vendor Rating Code, Duty Ratings, Power Ratings, etc.
^ A-F: Aspiration-Fueling: Intake Air uncharged or charged - Petrol or Diesel Fueling.
^ ^ Aspiration: N = Naturally Aspirated. T = Turbocharged. TT = Twin Turbos. S = Supercharged.
^ ^ ^ …c = Crankcase Scavenged. …h = Crosshead Scavenged. …b = w/Blower.
^ ^ ^ …i = Intercooled. …a = Aftercooled. …A = Air Cooled Intercooler/Aftercooler (Charged Air Cooler).
^ ^ ^ …R = …r = w/RawWater (Seawater) Cooled Intercooler/Aftercooler (Charged Air Cooler).
^ ^ ^ …F = …f = w/FreshWater (Engine Coolant) Cooled Intercooler/Aftercooler (Charged Air Cooler).
^ ^ Petrol Fueling: C = Carbureted. T = Throttle Body Injection. M = Multiport Injection.
^ ^ ^ D = Direct Injection. …a = Compressed Air Assisted Injection.
^ ^ Diesel Fueling: M = Mechanical Injection. …d = Distributor Injection Pump. …I = In-line Injection Pump.
^ ^ ^ …ii = II = Integral Injector. C = Common Rail. E = …e = Electronic Injection.
^ ^ ^ …d = Direct Injection (into combustion chamber). …i = Indirect Injection (pre-combustion chamber).
^ DR = Duty Ratings: See the Engine Duty Ratings Description at the end of the Table.
^ ^ ♦♦ = Highest Power Rating from Data Sources.
^ ^ C = Continuous (eg Workboats). I = Intermittent (eg Pleasure Craft). M = Max = Maximum.
^ ^ BS = B. S. Rating. OL = B. S. Overload.
^ POWER: kW = Kilowatts. HP = Horsepower. BHP = Brake Horsepower. SHP = SAE Horsepower.
^ ^ sHP = Shaft Horsepower. MHP = Metric Horsepower. PS = Pferdestärke (Metric Horsepower).
^ RPM = Power Ratings @ Revolutions Per Minute.
^ YEARS: Beginning∼Ending. Trailing "–" or "∼" without an Ending Date = Still in Production/Available.
^ ^ YYYY usually = Model Year. MM/YY = actual Month/Year.
^ ^ Vendors typically market products after production ceases, often until stockpiles are exhausted.
^ DS = Data Source: Click DS Link to view DS. ♦♦♦ = Summary of Data Compiled from Multiple Sources.
^ ^ DS's 1st Letter = Vendor's 1st Letter (example: F = Ford). Wik = Wikipedia. BD = BoatDiesel.com.
^ ^ DS's 2nd Letter:  ...d = Directory. ...w = Webpage. ...c = Catalog. ...b = Brochure. ...s = SpecSheet.
^ ^ ^ ...o = Owner's/Operator's Manual. ...m = Service/Repair/Technical/Workshop/Shop Manual.
^ ^ ^ ...p = Parts Catalog. …# = Serial # List ...h = History. ...y = Years Vended (History). ...f = Forum.
^ ^ DS's Last Digits: ...1,2,3,A,B,C,etc = Source #, Version, Revision (example: Fc1 = Ford Catalog #1).
Data: ⊗ = Data Not Available from Data Source. ¿... = ¿… = ...? = …? = Data Unconfirmed/in Question.

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Specification Table Under Development

BASE ENGINE:
+ΞMANUFACTURERΞ CYL BORE STROKE DISPLACEMENT
+ΞMODELΞ ⊗-⊗ ⊗mm / ⊗in ⊗mm / ⊗in ⊗cc / ⊗L / ⊗ci

MODEL RATINGS:
+ΞVENDORΞ A-F DR kW BHP MHP RPM YEARS DS
+ΞMODELΞ (ΞNotesΞ) ⊗-⊗ ♦♦ ⊗∼⊗ ♦♦♦
  ^ ΞMODELΞ (ΞNotesΞ) ⊗-⊗ ⊗∼⊗ ?
PRODUCERS:
LICENSEES:
MARINIZERS:
RESELLERS:
+ΞVENDORΞ A-F DR kW BHP MHP RPM YEARS DS
+ΞMODELΞ (ΞNotesΞ) ⊗-⊗ ♦♦ ⊗∼⊗ ♦♦♦
  ^ ΞMODELΞ (ΞNotesΞ) ⊗-⊗ ⊗∼⊗ ?
+ΞVENDORΞ A-F DR kW BHP MHP RPM YEARS DS
+ΞMODELΞ (ΞNotesΞ) ⊗-⊗ ♦♦ ⊗∼⊗ ♦♦♦
  ^ ΞMODELΞ (ΞNotesΞ) ⊗-⊗ ⊗∼⊗ ?

NOTES:

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Sea King
Engine Duty Ratings

Marine:
PL = Pleasure Craft – Light Use
PW = Pleasure Craft & Work Boats


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Aspéra OpManual – Aspéra 2sc (IT‚ FR‚ EN‚ DE) ⇐ – Delfino Ao1
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DM Parts List for Barracuda Models 1111‚ 1112‚ 1118‚ 1119Discount Marine Dp?
DM Parts List for Golden Arrow Models 1129‚ 1130Discount Marine Dp?
DM Parts List for Hiawatha Models 1188‚A‚B‚ 1189‚B‚ 1199‚B ⇐ – Discount Marine Dp4
DM Parts List for Sea King Models Mfr'd by Eska ⇐ – Discount Marine Dp5
Eska OpManual & Parts Catalog – 1976A (3∼7.5hp 1971∼1979) ⇐ – eManualOnline.com Eo1
MEP PartsCatalog – Delfino 3 TA-634-636 (Marini) Engine (EN) ⇐ – Delfino To1
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Parts Bulletins: (by Date: YYMMDD) ↓pb↓
ΞVendorΞ Parts Bulletin – ΞProductsΞ (ΞNotesΞ) — ΞCreatorΞ – ΞSourceΞ –pb–
Shop Manuals: (Repair/Service/Technical/Workshop Manuals) ↓m↓
ΞVendorΞ Shop Manual – ΞProductsΞ (ΞNotesΞ) — ΞCreatorΞ – ΞSourceΞ –m–
Tecumseh Europa Shop Manual – Europa 2&4sc (French) ⇐ – Delfino Tm1
Tecumseh Europa Troubleshooting Guide – Europa 2&4sc (French) ⇐ – Delfino Tm1a
Wiring Diagrams: ↓w↓
ΞVendorΞ Wiring Diagram – ΞProductsΞ (ΞNotesΞ) — ΞCreatorΞ – ΞSourceΞ –w–
TechVids: (Technical Videos: Service Training‚+) ↓v↓
ΞVendorΞ TechVids (ΞDATEΞ) – ΞProductsΞ (ΞNotesΞ) — ΞCreatorΞ – ΞSourceΞ –v–
Service Bulletins: (by Date: YYMMDD) ↓sb↓
ΞVendorΞ Service Bulletin (ΞDATEΞ) – ΞProductsΞ (ΞNotesΞ) — ΞCreatorΞ – ΞSourceΞ –sb–
Tecumseh Europa Service Bulletin – Ignition Systems ⇐ – Delfino Tsb1
Safety Data Sheets: (Material SDS‚ Pathogen SDS‚+) ↓sd↓
ΞVendorΞ SDA – ΞProductsΞ (ΞNotesΞ) — ΞCreatorΞ – ΞSourceΞ –sd–
Product Recalls: ↓r↓
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16.02 –  ^  Beautiful Outboards — Peter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  Boat Engines : A Manual for Work and Pleasure BoatsP. J. Bowyer B
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16.02 –  ^  Complete Guide to Outboard Motor Service & RepairPaul Dempsey B
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16.02 –  ^  How Boat Things Work : An Illustrated GuideCharlie Wing B
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16.02 –  ^  MaintenanceTime-Life B
16.02 –  ^  Motor Boat EnginesAlan C. Wilson B
16.02 –  ^  Outboard Motors Maintenance and Repair ManualJean-Luc Pallas B
16.02 –  ^  Powerboating : Your First Book for Your First BoatKen Kreisler B
16.02 –  ^  Practical Small Powerboat MaintenanceAllen D. Berrien B
16.02 –  ^  Propeller HandbookDave Gerr B
16.02 –  ^  Reeds Outboard Motor Troubleshooting HandbookBarry Pickthall B
16.02 –  ^  RYA Book of Outboard MotorsTim Bartlett B
16.02 –  ^  Seaworthy: Essential Lessons from BoatUS — Robert A. Adriance – BoatU.S. B
16.02 –  ^  Small Boat Engines - Inboard & OutboardConrad Miller B
16.02 –  ^  Small Boats for Outboard EnginesWilliam Atkin B
16.02 –  ^  Small Engines and Outdoor Power Equipment — Peter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  The Adlard Coles Book of Outboard MotorsTim Bartlett B
16.02 –  ^  The American Rowboat Motor: An Illustrated HistoryArlan Carter B
16.02 –  ^  The Boatowner's Guide to Corrosion — Everett Collier B
16.02 –  ^  The Classic Outboard Motor HandbookPeter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  The Complete Book of Pleasure Boat EnginesErnest A. Zadig B
16.02 –  ^  The Golden Age of the Racing Outboard — Peter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  The Old Outboard BookPeter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  The Small-Engine HandbookPeter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  The Vintage Culture of Outboard Racing — Peter Hunn B
16.02 –  ^  Theory and Practice of Propellers For Auxiliary SailboatsJohn R. Stanton B
16.02 –  ^  Watch It Made in the USA : Visitor's Guide to the Best Factory Tours — Karen Axelrod B
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16.02 –  ^  Farm Motors — Andrey A. Potter B
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16.02 –  ^  Gasolene Engines: Their Operation‚ Use and Care — Alpheus Hyatt Verrill B
16.02 –  ^  Goin' Fishin' — Carroll Blaine Cook B
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16.02 –  ^  Motor Boats - Construction and Operation — Thomas Herbert Russell B
16.02 –  ^  Motor Boats and Boat Motors: Design‚ Construction‚ Operation and Repair — Victor Page B
16.02 –  ^  ^  Outboard Motors‚+ CailleOutboards.com BE
16.02 –  ^  The Marine Motor Frank Ward Sterling – CailleOutboards.com B
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16.03 –  ^  ^  The Outboard Motors: Its AdvantagesAmerican Angler 1920 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  American Exporter Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Portable Marine MotorsAmerican Exporter 1914 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Growing Popularity of Outboard MotorsAmerican Exporter 1922 Vol 91 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  American Machinist Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Detachable Rowboat Motor WorkAmerican Machinist 1912 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Manufacture of CarburatersAmerican Machinist 1912 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Country Life in America Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Recrudescence of the Rowboat — Country Life in America 1916 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Forest and Stream Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Outboard Motor as an Adjunct to the Fisherman Forest and Stream 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Outboard Motor in the WildernessForest and Stream 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Purr of the Little Outboard — Forest and Stream 1916 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Gas Engine Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  A Brief History of Gray Marine Engines  — Gas Engine Jan/Feb 1985 – CailleOutboards.com MA1
16.03 –  ^  Gas Power Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  A Detachable Motor for Row Boats — Gas Power June 1914 – CailleOutboards.com MA1
16.03 –  ^  Hardware Dealers' Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Spinaway Rowboat Motors — Hardware Dealers… 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA5
16.03 –  ^  ^  Spinaway Rowboat Motors — Hardware Dealers… 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA6
16.03 –  ^  Hunter Trader Trapper Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Canoes‚ Row Boats‚ Motor Boats and Detachable MotorsHunter Trapper 1916 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  Service of the Outboard — Hunter Trapper 1918 Vol 36 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Outboard in Rough WeatherHunter Trapper 1917 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Outboard MotorHunter Trapper 1917 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Motor Afloat Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Romance of Modern Exploration — Motor Afloat 1908 – CailleOutboards.com MA
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16.03 –  ^  ^  16th Annual Motor Boat Show in New York City — Motor Boat Dec 25 1920 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Motor Boating Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Phenomenal Growth of the Outboard Motor (Issue) — Motor Boating May 1916 – CailleOutboards.com MA4
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Spinaway Outboard Motor — Motor Boating Feb 10 1922 – CailleOutboards.com MA7
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Spinaway Outboard Motor — Motor Boating June 1922 – CailleOutboards.com MA8
16.03 –  ^  Oil Field Engineering Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Advice for Starting a Balky Hot Motor — Oil Field Engineering 1919 Vol 21 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Open Exhaust Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Popularity of the Portable Motor — Open Exhaust 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Outing Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  And Yet The Motor Worked… — Outing 1915 Vol 66 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Ford of Water Sports: The Motorized Row Boat is Handy and Dependable — Outing 1919 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Pacific Motor Boat and Motor Ship Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Possibilities of Outboard Motor BoatsPacific Motor Boat and Motor Ship 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  Possibilities of Outboard MotorsPacific Motor Boat and Motor Ship 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  Vacationing with an Outboard MotorPacific Motor Boat and Motor Ship 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Pacific Motor Boat Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Motoring on Land and WaterPacific Motor Boat 1915 Vol 8 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  Outboard Race at SeattlePacific Motor Boat 1915 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Possibilities of Small Boat CruisingPacific Motor Boat 1919 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Popular Science Magazine M
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16.03 –  ^  ^  Making a Submarine Decoy of an Old Cedar LogPopular Science 1918 – cailleoutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Power Boating Magazine — Penton Publishing M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Caille Proves ReliablePower Boating 1917 – cailleoutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  Detachable Engines for Small BoatsPower Boating 1914 Vol 11-12 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  New Gray Detachable MotorPower Boating 1914 – CailleOutboards.com MA6
16.03 –  ^  ^  News and Opinion 1Power Boating 1916 Vol 16 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  News and Opinion 2Power Boating 1916 Vol 16 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  News for the BuyerPower Boating 1914 Vol 11-12 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  Power Boating - The Sport UniversalPower Boating 1916 Vol 15 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  Recreation Magazine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  Recreation's Point of View (editorial)Recreation 1916 Vol 54 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  ^  The Dinky Donkey Engine — Recreation 1916 Vol 54 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  The Gas Engine M
16.03 –  ^  ^  CarburetorThe Gas Engine 1914 Vol 16 – CailleOutboards.com MA
16.03 –  ^  The Rotarian Magazine M
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FROM Mike: I have an old Sea King, model # 74GG9012. It is complete and I plan on restoring it. Can anyone help me in a year of manufacture, HP, etc.? I would greatly appreciate it.

FROM Itstippy: This is a 1948 5HP Gale outboard motor model 2W7. It was made by Outboard Marine Corporation (OMC), the parent company of Evinrude and Johnson outboards. It uses many (but not all) Johnson and Evinrude parts. Gales were made in the old Johnson factory in Galesburg, Illinois. They were sold as Gale motors at private hardware and sporting goods stores that did not have Johnson or Evinrude dealerships. They were also sold as Buccaneer, Sea Bee, Champion, and (like this one) Sea King by Montgomery Wards. The Sea King model number is 84GG014A.
This is a twin-cylinder water-cooled 2-stroke motor. It is way better than the one-cylinder air-cooled outboards made by Eska and sold as Ted Williams or Eska or Golden jet or dozens of other names into the 1980’s. Avoid those things unless they’re really cheap. OMC’s are more powerful for the weight, quieter, cooler, smoother running, and tougher. These old Gale 5HP motors are still highly sought after by duck hunters and fisherman who want a solid, dependable outboard for their boats that they use on small lakes and backwaters. It is ideal for a 12′ rowboat or jon boat. A runner like this will fetch about $200-$300 on eBay, plus shipping, so take care of it. It is NOT old junk.
GAS: I mix the fuel and oil at 24:01. You can mix it at 32:01 if you want it to smoke less, since modern oil is way better than the stuff they sold in 1948. Use a “TCW” (Twin Cylinder Water-cooled) rated two stroke outboard oil. They sell it anywhere. Wal-Mart’s fine. Do NOT use a 50:01 mix or you’ll burn it up. You can use “50:01” oil but don’t mix it at 50:01. This motor has brass bushings, not roller bearings or needle bearings. It needs oil. It will smoke. They do that.
IGNITION: Use Champion J6J or J6C sparkplugs gapped at .030. No other brand will do. No generic “marine” sparkplugs! This motor has old spark plugs in it. They are fine. No reason to replace stuff that works. Under the flywheel are the points, coils, and condensers. Don’t mess with them unless you have a manual. The coils are not as “hot” as newer styles but they last for decades. The points are the same way. This motor has good ones; I spec’d them out. A modern outboard shop would probably scratch their heads looking at this old style setup. If it loses spark you’ll need someone with an old manual and common sense. It’s a good setup, but it’s different than modern ones.
CARBURATOR: This is about the simplest carburetor there is. One jet. No choke. Turn the knob all the way to the left and it depresses a plunger that forces the float down and primes the carb. Let the knob go and it will spring back to its richest setting. As you turn the knob clockwise you set the jet leaner and leaner.
THROTTLE: Duh, it’s a lever on the front of the motor. It opens the throat on the carb and it advances the magneto as you push it from slow to fast. Very simple. All the way to the left grounds the points and shuts the motor off.
GEARBOX: This is a direct drive motor. No neutral or reverse. You start it in gear and go. To go in reverse you turn the whole motor around on its mount. Very simple. The gearbox is currently filled with assembly grease. I had it apart so I was able to pack grease in there. Normally you unscrew the drain plug on that bulge that the propeller shaft comes out of, drain the oil, and refill it with 80W-90W hypoid gear oil. They sell that stuff everywhere, too. There’s a bleeder screw on the other side of the drain plug that you take out to let air in so the oil will drain. You should takes the drain plug out about mid-summer and tip the motor and see if any water comes out. You don’t want water in there to rust the gears. Drain it and fill it with fresh gear oil if there’s water. If nothing comes out and you can see coffee-colored gear grease then there’s no water getting in and the assembly grease is keeping things lubed so just leave it alone. If the assembly lube has melted a bit and the gearbox isn’t full then you can top it off with some hypoid gear oil. Be sure to check the gearbox oil at the middle and end of every season.
WATERPUMP: This motor has a “wobble pump” with a rubber “rotor” attached to the prop shaft instead of the now-common impeller style pump on the driveshaft. Those rubber rotors are hard to find. I dressed the old one up with a file and it pumps water fine. When the motor is running there should be spit coming out of the louvered vent a third of the way down the “leg” on the propeller side. That’s the water outlet. Keep an eye on the outlet and listen to the motor as it runs. If it “bogs down” and starts running slow and then quits then it may be overheating due to bad water circulation. That is the leading cause of death for old outboards. They quit pumping water and people run them anyway and they burn them up. Pay attention to how the motor is running! It is not a lawnmower. To get 5HP out of something this light it needs to be water cooled. Period.
TO OPERATE: Starting instructions are on the transom mount. Basically you open the vent on the gas cap, open the fuel petcock, turn the throttle to Start, prime the carb for 10-20 seconds by turning the carb adjust knob all the way counterclockwise and holding it there, and then leave the carb adjust knob at its rich setting. After the motor is running you slowly move the carb adjust knob clockwise (to lean) until the motor runs at its best. When it starts “sneezing” you’re too lean, turn it back counterclockwise a bit. You’ll find the sweet spot where it runs at its best with the least smoke and most power. When you’re done for the day, close the fuel petcock. I usually leave the gas cap vent open because the gas expands & contracts as the temperature changes. I close it when I’m transporting the motor.
NOTES: I did not change the starter rope. It may last a long time or it may break right away. Bring a screwdriver with you and if the rope breaks you can take the starter recoil off and there’s an emergency pawl underneath to wrap a piece of anchor rope or broken starter rope around and start it to get home. If you hear rattles it’s most likely the cowls or the gas cap. Tighten them. When you take the boat out of the water it should pee out of the little holes in the leg. If it doesn’t, they’re clogged. Poke them clear with a toothpick. To store it for the winter close the fuel petcock and run it until the carb’s out of gas. Mixed gas left in the carb will evaporate and clog the jet & float valve. Enjoy!

FROM Dan G.:I need a propeller for a 1962 60 horse Sea king outboard. My father bought this boat in 1962 from Montgomery Wards when I was just a year old. The boat and trailer and every part of the original boat is still intact and restored to the day it was bought. I even have the sea king gas tank (restored) and batter holder (that says sea king on it) original Bimini top etc.
My father babied that boat and I now own it and I am passing it on to my son who is going to preserve it like it should be.
It means a lot to me and I will gladly send any pics you want. Videos as well.
I am in need of a prop. I would like an original but I would love it if you could point me to a replacement as well. The prop I have unfortunately was slightly damaged but I believe it can be repaired but it would be nice to have a back up.  Can you help me?
Thank you,”
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FROM Editor:Dear Dan, as shown on the model tables above, the 1962 60hp Sea King was made by Gale Products, which was at that time the parent company of the Outboard Motor Corporation (OMC) which also produced Johnson, Evinrude plus several other brands of outboard motors along with Gale engines using many of the same components as they were all nearly identical except for badging and a few cosmetic differences. All the V4 60∼90hp OMC models used the same selection of propellers for many years with most being 3 blade aluminum props with a wide variety of pitches depending on the boat size and load. Since these V4 engines were very popular back in the day, propellers can still be found at outboard motor and propeller repair shops around the US and Canada. Any markings on your present prop may help you find an equivalent prop. Call or email the shops in your area, they may have a new prop on a shelf or a good used prop hanging on the wall.” {220627}

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