Gamefisher 1.2 Hp Model 298-585130 Outboard Engine on 2040-parts.com
Trumbull, Connecticut, United States
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I've had this motor for a while. We used it on a small dinghy to get to and from our sailboat which was not often. Most of the time we rowed and didn't bother with taking the engine off and on. I don't think it has many hours. It was a great engine. Always started and ran well. Light and easy to store in a car, boat, etc. We moved up to an inflatable dinghy and needed a larger engine so we ended up storing the little Gamefisher away in the garage to collect dust. That was over 12 years ago and that was the last time it ran. Engine turns. Nothing is frozen. It would need a good cleaning. Wire brushing, paint, new plugs, etc. Being sold as is, good luck.
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