When did Johnson outboard motors go out of business?
OMC filed for bankruptcy on 22 December 2000. It has been owned since 2001 by the Canadian firm Bombardier Recreational Products. Bombardier stopped selling outboards under the Johnson brand after 2007, and moved all sales entirely to Evinrude Outboard Motors until they were discontinued in June 2020.
How much does a Johnson 9.9 2 stroke weight?
OUTBOARD MOTORS
| OUTBOARD MOTORS | HP | Dry Weight (lbs) |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Stroke Series | ||
| J10RLSU | 9.9 | 77 |
| J10RSU | 9.9 | 74 |
| J15RLSU | 15 | 77 |
Where can I find Johnson outboard engine parts?
OEM Johnson parts (Original Equipment Manufacturer) are the best way to keep your engine up to spec, and Boats.net has year after year and model after model of Johnson outboard engine parts that we’re ready to ship straight to your door. Boats.net makes it easy for you to find the Johnson outboard parts you need.
Who was the founder of Johnson outboard motors?
Founded in 1906 by Norwegian immigrant Ole Johnson, the Evinrude Outboard firm, by 1936 the company, now run by their son, merged with the Johnson Motor Company to form the Outboard Marine Corporation. Recreational boating was in its infancy and during WWII the firm manufactured motors for assorted military marine craft.
How can I tell the year of a Johnson outboard?
If you are unsure of your outboard’s year of manufacture or model number, Johnson put a label on the transom bracket that displays this information. If the label is no longer there you can use the Model Number Designation Chart on this page to determine your Johnson outboard’s year and model.
What did Johnson Outboards do in World War 2?
Recreational boating was in its infancy and during WWII the firm manufactured motors for assorted military marine craft. When increased leisure time meant more family time spent on the water, Johnson outboards regained their market share and have remained popular to this day.