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Model # 225581507 Official Craftsman outboard motor

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Boat Motor Thermostat 819550
#3

Thermostat diagram

Boat motor thermostat

Part #819550

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Cable Tie, 4-in 56762
#18

Ignition system diagram

Cable tie, 4-in

Part #56762

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Screw 10-F2030
Screw

Part #10-F2030

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Nut 11-20110
#17

Shift linkage diagram

Nut

Part #11-20110

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Gasket 27-F715906
#11

Fuel and recirculation system diagram

Gasket

Part #27-F715906

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Needle Inlet F10265
#17

Carburetor diagram

Needle inlet

Part #F10265

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Connector F197787-3
#12

Fuel tank and line diagram

Connector

Part #F197787-3

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Washer 12-37998
Washer

Part #12-37998

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Clamp 54-F2706772
#14

Fuel and recirculation system diagram

Clamp

Part #54-F2706772

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Bowl FO15366
#10

Carburetor diagram

Bowl

Part #FO15366

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