Cover title: Clymer Evinrude/Johnson outboard shop manual, 48-235 HP, 1973-1989 (includes Sea Drives) Spine title: Evinrude/Johnson 48-235 HP outboards, 1973-1989 ...

The outboard engine market consists of sales of trolling outboard engines and jet drive outboard engines.Values in this market are ‘factory gate’ values, that is the value of goods sold by the ...

Less than two years after ending production of Evinrude outboard engines and laying off hundreds, Quebec-based BRP is seeking to hire 175 people at its Sturtevant facility.

RALPH S. EVINRUDE, who once headed the company that developed the famed outboard motor used by millions of pleasure-boaters and fishermen, has died. He was 78. Evinrude, former chairman of the exec… ...

Technical details on the Rooney Lakester’s drivetrain are spotty at best. Popular Science divulged that the vehicle used its 50-hp outboard motor to provide locomotion on both land and at sea, using a ...

BRP, the Canadian manufacturer of Evinrude outboard engines, says it’s eliminating 387 jobs at its factory in Sturtevant as the company steps away from the Evinrude brand founded in Milwaukee ...

Canadian company BRP has announced it will stop making the Evinrude outboard boat engines. BRP, in a statement on its website, said, that it has “re-oriented its marine business by focusing on ...

Company discontinues the manufacturing of outboard engines and agrees with market leader Mercury Marine to support boat packages. BRP (TSX: DOO; NASDAQ: DOOO) announced today it has re-oriented its ...

He married Bess, and in 1907 designed what would become the first commercially successful outboard motor. In 1909 he founded Evinrude Outboard Motors which he and Bess ran together.

AS reported on Fishing World last week, Evinrude has expanded its G2 line-up with the unveiling of its 150, 175 and 200hp outboard range at a global product launch and international dealer conference ...

EVINRUDE has unveiled its 150, 175 and 200hp G2 outboard range at a global product launch tonight in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.