[Turbogoose]

A local outboard repair shop gave me this motor after not being unable to find parts for his customer. The customer then left it at his shop. A couple years later, I came into his shop looking for parts for a Mark 25. The shop owner then gave me this motor for parts. The Mark 20 then sat in my garage for the next eight years. This summer, I decided to bring it back to life. The motor was painted black from top to bottom. The tiller was wrapped with tie wire and duct tape. The gear box was held together with epoxy and hose clamp...uuugly. After tearing into it, found that the ignition system, fuel system and gear box had all been badly modified and/or repaired. The gear box casing and bearings could not be reused. The only saving grace was, the power head had good compression and the factory lead seal was still in place. It took me all summer with a lot of help from Jason Hoffman. The motor fought us every step of the way, but, it lives again.