Evinrude E75DSL Outboard Motor

This used Evinrude E75DSL is a three-cylinder outboard in Evinrude's 75-hp family, described by the maker as lighter yet tougher than comparable motors while delivering more electrical output, finished here in white controls. Engine numbers This engine's displacement totals 79 cubic inches, primary gearing works out to 2.00:1, and wide open it spins somewhere between 5,000 and 5,500 rpm. A Trac-1 system handles power trim and tilt on this rigging rather than a manual lever. Rigging on this unit Steering on this engine defaults to a remote console setup, and a tiller accessory sits on the options list for anyone who wants it, start is electric, and the panel finish here is white rather than graphite. Picking a control finish At 320 lbs on a 20-inch shaft, dimensions match this engine's other control-color option exactly, so beyond the white panel, nothing mechanically separates this version from a graphite-control model of the same engine. Base your choice on whatever already matches your existing dash layout rather than on performance differences that don't exist between the two. Checking fitment before you buy Confirm this engine's 20-inch shaft against your boat's transom height, and make sure the remote-steering cables and gauges already on the boat will mate up with this control finish before committing to the purchase. How many cylinders does this engine have? Three. What starter type does it use? Electric start.