Evinrude 15HP help with model number, missing plate

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Can anyone help my ID the model number on this 15hp Evinrude I picked up? Would like to get it running and need to order the correct parts. The model number and serial number plate is missing. Based on some googling I think it’s a 1975?
 

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Welcome to Tin Boats. I can only say it looks like 70’s era Evinrude. Others will have a better idea, but there will be a broad range of years that parts will fit.
 

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I had a 74 Johnson, looked near exactly the same as I remember it, I'm sure not much changed on them in the half dozen or so years surrounding it.
 

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I don't know for sure, but in my researching motors recently I've read that there is a plug on the motor that has the s/n on it.

Attaching a couple pics of my '75 9.9 for reference. Think it's basically the same motor.
 

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Thought I should mention that these motors are notorious for having the upper thrust mount go bad. It's a rubber piece hidden inside that you can't see. Hard to find, not real easy to replace, and a used one if you can get it will likely set you back over a hundred bucks. Info here:
 

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I don't know for sure, but in my researching motors recently I've read that there is a plug on the motor that has the s/n on it.

Attaching a couple pics of my '75 9.9 for reference. Think it's basically the same motor.
somewhere on the side, on a vertical surface of the block there is an aluminum disc about the size of a nickle or a quarter that has the model # stamped into it..
I always thought it was a freeze out plug ???
 

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I don't know for sure, but in my researching motors recently I've read that there is a plug on the motor that has the s/n on it.

Attaching a couple pics of my '75 9.9 for reference. Think it's basically the same motor.
I have a ‘79 evinrude 9.9 that looks identical to yours & I believe you’re correct that the 15 h.p just has
a different carb . Some guys use to swap carbs out for lakes that had 10 h.p max rules.
 

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I don't know for sure, but in my researching motors recently I've read that there is a plug on the motor that has the s/n on it.

Attaching a couple pics of my '75 9.9 for reference. Think it's basically the same motor.
I have heard this as well, didn't find anything like that on the inside. I will look again. Ordered a carb kit and fuel pump for a 1975, will see if everything is as it should be.
 

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