How helpful would a Ken Cook Parts Catalog be for me in maintaining and rebuilding my 1967 Johnson 6HP? Does it have good exploded views of assemblies and components?<br /><br />TYVM<br />Bruce
Out of couriousity, I checked the site and they go back to 1968 (is your last name Murphy?? ).<br />You can call them and ask them to send you a parts list possibly. Also parts lists are available on ebay (OMC patrs list) real cheap.<br />Good luck
Angus, a Scottish name I expect. I have ancestors from Cape Breton and Nova Scotia.<br /><br />Since from what I have seen there are few yearly changes, might a parts catalog for a 1968 be helpful?<br /><br /><br />My name is Bruce, another scottish name, and I have a son Robert Bruce.
I don't think there's any significant differences between '68 and '67 as far as the 6hp goes. <br />Also, it seems to me the bombardier site is a little faster:<br /> http://www.evinrude.com/en-US/Accessories/Engine.Diagrams.htm <br /><br />That said, a parts manual isn't really all that helpful for rebuilding your 6hp. A OEM service manual would be though. Keep an eye on ebay - search:<br />(6, 6hp) (johnson, Evinrude) manual<br /><br />I don't see any right now though. Just '66 and '69 manuals.<br /><br />EDIT - Coming to you from a half-blood Caper!
).<br />You can call them and ask them to send you a parts list possibly. Also parts lists are available on ebay (OMC patrs list) real cheap.<br />Good luck
