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EVInRUDEE
first in
outboards
welcomes
you
aboard . . .
Outboard
boating
is
one
of
Amencan's
most
popular
participa-
tion
!>ports.
When
you
selected Evinrude,
you
selected a
product
that
has
gained a
reputation
a!>
the
qualttV leader stnce 1909
And,
there
ts
no
doubt
that
this year's
outboards
are
the
fmest ever
produ~d.
Your new Evinrude
outboard
has all
the
most
wanted
features
in
outboard motors. Some of these features, such as qualtty of
workmanship,
engmeering excellence, whisper
qwet
operatton,
and
dependability, have long been standards at Evmrude. Your
new Evinrude boasts
many
new features
wh1le
retaining
the
best
features developed
in
preceding years. These features,
the
old and
the
new, are designed
to
enhance
your
boating pleasure and add
to
your satisfaction in selecting Evinrude.
Your
new
Evinrude Motor
is
designed and
constructed
to give
you
the
maximum in service and performance. Please
study
th1s
manual so
that
you
Will
have a complete understanding
of
1ts
operation and
to
be able
to
take
full advantage
of
its many
built-in features.
EVERYONE
WHO
USES THIS EQUIPMENT
SHOULD READ THIS MANUAL AND
BE
FAMILIAR WITH
THE SAFETY WARNINGS MARKED A .
This manual
is
dedicated as a mariner's companion to help more
fully
enjoy
the
sport
in
comfort
and safety.
For
quick reference,
keep
it
handY when operatong
your
outboard.
HAPPY BOATING
EVInRUDE
r=
MoToRs
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
PAGE
ADJUSTMENTS
. . . . . . . . .
23
Propeller and
Dr
ive
Prn
Tilt
Fnct1on
Adjustment
. . . . . . . 23 Replacement . . . . . . . .
.....
.
25
Steering
Fnction
Adjustment
. 23
Lubn
c
at10n
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
26
-27
Idle Speed
Adjustment
. . . . . .
24
Propell
er
Care . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Carburetor
Adjustment
. . .
...
24
Cleanmg Fuel Pump Filter . .
28
EVINRUDE DEALER SERVICE . . . 34
Cond
itiOn
of
Boat
Bottom
28
20
Hour
Check
. . . . . . . . . . 34 External Ftntsh . . . . . . . . . . .
28
Repair Serv1ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
34
Off
Season Storage 29-30
t
P
t
3
4 After
Stonng
- Before Usmg . . 30
Replacemen ar s . .
..
..
. . . .
FEATURES
..
.
..
· · · · · · ·
....
· · · ·
4
6
Starboard
V1ew
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 SAFETY · · · · · · · · ·
..
· · · · · ·
Port View .
..
........
. .
.. ..
· . · 5
SPECIFICATIONS
.
........
-. . - 6
FUEL AND
LUBRICANT
. . . . . . . 12
Model
and Senal
Number
..
.
..
6
Recommended
Lubricant
..
...
12 STARTING
AND
OPERATION . .
14
Recommended Gasoline . . .
...
12 Fuel
Tank
14
Fuel
Mixture
. . . . . . . . . . . .
...
13 Manual Starttng . . . . . . . . . . 14-16
Fuel Mtxing Instructions
......
13
Shifting
. . . . .
....
.
........
17
Break-in Procedure . . .
...
. · · 13 Speed
Control
17
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
..
8
Stopping
(Manual Start) . 17
Transom
Height
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Electric Starting wtth OMC
Propeller
Selectton . . . . . . . . . . 8
Two
Lever Remote
Control
18
Lifting and
Carrying
Motor
. . . . 8
How
to Shift and Control
Installing
Motor
. . . .
......
. 8-9 Speed
with
OMC
Two
Installation
of
Electncal Lever Remote Control 19
Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Stopping (Electric Start) 19
Battery and Battery
Box
Removmg
Motor
Cover
......
19
(not
supplied
with
motor)
...
9 Emergency Starttng
..
. . .
...
20
Replacement Keys . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Trailenng . . .
21
Remote Controls (Accessory) 9-10 Trouble Check Chart . . . . . . .
21
Remote Steenng (Accessory) . 10 Coolmg System . . . . . . . 22
Remote Control Cables Shallow Water Operation . . . . 22
(not supplied wtth motor)
...
10 Fuel Economy . . . . . . . . . . 22
Removing
Motor
from Boat 10 Operating m Weedy Water . . . 22
Reverse Lock . . . . . . 1 0 Salt Water OperatiOn . . . . . 22
Tiltmg . . . . . . . . 10 Operattng
tn
Freezing
Motor
Angle Adjustment
11
Weather . . . . . . . 22
Boat Trim
11
Antt-Corrosion Protection . . . . .
22
ITEMS OF SPECIAL SUBMERGED MOTOR
..
..
. 30
IMPORTANCE
. . . . 7
Motor
Dropped Overboard
Boatmg Responsibtlittes 7 (not runntng) . 30-31
Owner's Regtstratton Card 7
Motor
Dropped Overboard
Changes in Address
and/or
(runmng) . . . . . .
....
. .
31
Ownership 7
Motor
Dropped Overboard
Insurance . . .
...
. .
...
· · · · · 7
(m
salt water)
.......
31
Stolen Motors
..
....
..
...
. · 7 Prolonged Submerston
MAINTENANCE . . . . . . .
25
(fresh
or
salt water) . . . . . . .
31
Spark Plug Inspection WARRANTY . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
32
and Replacement . .
......
25
WARRANTY SERVICE . . . 33
OUTBOARD MARINE CORPORATION 1975
ALL
RIGHTS RESERVED
3
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Evinrude 25602 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model25602
ManufacturerEvinrude
TypeOutboard
Power25 HP
Fuel TypeGasoline
Cylinders2
Starting SystemManual
SteeringTiller
Fuel SystemCarbureted
Shaft Length15 in

Summary

Outboard Motor Features Overview

Starboard View Components

Diagram illustrating components visible from the starboard side.

Port View Components

Diagram illustrating components visible from the port side.

Safety Information

Understanding Safety Warnings

Explains the purpose and meaning of safety symbols and warnings.

Technical Specifications

Key Performance Data

Details on models, powerhead, bore, stroke, displacement, and engine performance.

Items of Special Importance

Boating Responsibilities and Registration

Operator duties, owner card, and reporting ownership changes.

Insurance and Stolen Motors Advice

Recommendations for protecting against loss and reporting theft.

Installation Instructions

Transom Height and Propeller Selection

Guidance on proper transom height and choosing the right propeller.

Motor Mounting and Lifting Procedures

Instructions for safely lifting, carrying, and mounting the motor.

Electrical System and Remote Controls

Details on electric start, battery, keys, and remote control accessories.

Fuel and Lubricant Guide

Fuel and Lubricant Recommendations

Specifies recommended lubricant, gasoline, and fuel-oil mixture ratios.

Fueling and Break-in Procedures

Instructions for fueling, mixing fuel, and initial engine break-in.

Starting and Operation Procedures

Fuel Tank and Manual Starting

Steps for preparing the fuel tank and manually starting the engine.

Shifting and Speed Control

How to shift gears and control motor speed using the throttle.

Stopping and Emergency Procedures

Methods for stopping the motor and emergency starting procedures.

Operational Guidance and Troubleshooting

Emergency Starting and Trailering

Procedures for emergency starts and safe trailering of the motor.

Trouble Check Chart

Diagnosing and resolving common motor starting and performance issues.

Motor Adjustments and Settings

Tilt and Steering Friction Adjustment

Adjusting tilt friction and steering friction for optimal control.

Idle Speed and Carburetor Adjustment

Setting idle speed and adjusting the low-speed carburetor mixture.

Maintenance Procedures

Spark Plug and Propeller Maintenance

Guidance on inspecting and replacing spark plugs and propellers.

Lubrication and Gearcase Service

Details on lubrication points and servicing the gearcase.

Storage and Submerged Motor Handling

Instructions for off-season storage and procedures for submerged motors.

Dealer Service and Support

20-Hour Check and Repair Service

Recommendations for initial dealer check-up and general repair services.

Replacement Parts and Safety Guidelines

Using genuine parts and adhering to boating safety rules.

Navigational Aids and Warnings

Information on buoys, coastal warnings, and rules of the road.

Warranty Service Information

Limited Warranty Terms and Claims

Details of the limited warranty and how to make a claim.

Owner Responsibilities and Maintenance

Owner's duties, recommended maintenance, and items not covered.

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