firestone

markus627

Recruit
Joined
Jul 2, 2010
Messages
5
I have a firestone outboard with serial 487-408343, Code # 133-8-487, stock # 10-A -2. Can anyone tell me more info on this. Worth, H.P. year? Thank you.
 

F_R

Supreme Mariner
Joined
Jul 7, 2006
Messages
28,226
Re: firestone

1948, 3.6hp, Made by Scott-Atwater. Actually a pretty good motor if in good conditon. There are a lot of them around, so it probably isn't worth as much as you think. $0 for a junker to $100 for a nice running original with good cosmetics. Just my opinion, worth 2c. (2c for the opinion, that is.)
 

F_R

Supreme Mariner
Joined
Jul 7, 2006
Messages
28,226
Re: firestone

Fuel mix 16:1. Breaker points gap .020", spark plug gap .030".
 

1946Zephyr

Vice Admiral
Joined
Oct 21, 2008
Messages
5,556
Re: firestone

That 3.6 was also sold to several other brands as well. Firestone is just one of them. Sears Elgine used it very commonly during that period and up into the 60's. Finding parts shouldn't be real tough. There are Scott/McColloch enthusiasts with the AOMCI should you ever need sources for parts. There was a fellow back east that I dealt with several times and he helped me out. One time I bought a powerhead to a 3.6 and he even gave me a choice of color. LOL
 

jbobb205

Recruit
Joined
Jan 30, 2011
Messages
2
Re: firestone

Fuel mix 16:1. Breaker points gap .020", spark plug gap .030".

does anyone know where i can get a owners manual for a 1948 firestone 3.6 hp model 10-A-1 any help would be much appreciated thank you
 

tmcalavy

Rear Admiral
Joined
Aug 29, 2001
Messages
4,005
Re: firestone

acmeoutboards.com has the 46-56 Scott-Atwater service manual on CD for a decent price.
 
Top