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  • 1958 Mercury 75H

    Here's a picture of a 1958 Merc 75H. That's "H" as in Hauls Ass! I grew up a Johnson / Evinrude guy because we could work on and maintain the OMCs ourselves. The Merc required special tools to do just about anything...or so we were told.

    In my 60's now and having spent a lifetime working on marine engines, I have come to admire the Mercury motors and perhaps come to admire Carl Keikhaefer (who once worked for Ole Evinrude ) even more.

    I've worked on some Mercs over the years and I have to admit the Merc electrical systems are the best !
    McSkagit
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    Captain Tim (McSkagit) Jones 1959 Skagit 31 Saratogan

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    And,...Here is what it looks like under the cowlings.
    Just finished this 75H powerhead for a collector.
    Thom
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    Doc Frankenmerc
    Keeping Mercs alive since 1965

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    • #3
      75-ha

      Here are a few photos of one of my 75-HA engines. Doug Kay is restoring 4 75-HA engines, two of which are mine.

      Alan
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      • #4
        unlike other outboards, they even look fast standing still. :Bigdriving1:
        Lovely La Rue and the Kingston Kid

        Rhapsody - 2001 Classic Craft Gentleman's Racer (FOR SALE)
        Lil' Red - 1957 Bell Boy Express 18 ft Cruiser (someday!)

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