Engine model number

[markhodges78]

I have 2 engines I am trying to locate model/ year of production for the serial number of the first 1 is R8180101 it is a 25 hp Tracker / Evinrude

The 2nd one is R8225860 with a partial model number of E100S it is a 100 hp Evinrude I have posted pictures as well

 

[JimS123]

The cowl will provide no insight. There should be a plate on the transom bracket that will tell it all.

 

[markhodges78]

The cowl will provide no insight. There should be a plate on the transom bracket that will tell it all.

Yes in a perfect world but unfortunately the 25 hp is gone and the 100 hp is only partially there

 

[JimS123]

A missing plate could indicate a stolen motor. Google OMCs database and look up your serial numbers. At the very least It would probably identify the year of manufacture.

 

[markhodges78]

A missing plate could indicate a stolen motor. Google OMCs database and look up your serial numbers. At the very least It would probably identify the year of manufacture.

It’s not completely missing

 

[markhodges78]

It’s not completely missing

Also the input shaft has a metal woodruff key for the water pump instead of the normal plastic keeper

 

[racerone]

Post some ( 5 or 6 ) of the powerhead.----The 100 HP version was marketed in 79 / 80.-----Then again from 88 to 94.----And it could be that the later midsection was put on an older motor.----Or an older lower unit put on a newer motor.-----This is what happens with numerous owners !

 

[markhodges78]

 

[racerone]

A 1988 to 94 model.

 

[markhodges78]

A 1988 to 94 model.

I could not agree more.. The only thing that throws me for a loop is A. I cant find any model #'s that start at E1009 and none of them in 88--94 have a woodruff Key.

 

[racerone]

Sorry----This may be a motor assemble from many sources.----I can offer no further help on it.

 

[markhodges78]

Sorry----This may be a motor assemble from many sources.----I can offer no further help on it.

I understand thank you for trying..

 

[racerone]

Bin working on outboards since 1968 or so.-----But , find a gray haired / caring mechanic in your area to help you with this.----Not many of those guys left I think.