Model # BUMBLE BEE Official Tanaka outboard motor

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Figure 6 - lower unit diagram

Shear pin

Part #045699-89

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#19

Figure 3 - fan housing diagram

Nut

Part #219558

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#36

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Washer

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#15

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Nut m4

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#59A

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Gasket

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#63A

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Piston

Part #218264

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Figure 6 - lower unit diagram

Set screw

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Figure 5 - handle diagram

Lock washer

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Reverse lock

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#42

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Cushion

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Model # BUMBLE BEE Official Tanaka outboard motor

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Symptoms for table saws

Why doesn't my table saw start?

Why does my table saw make bad cuts?

Why can't I adjust the blade height on my table saw?

Why does my table saw's blade spin too slow?

Why does my table saw make bad angle cuts?

Why does my table saw's overload trip?

Repair guides for table saws

How to replace a table saw drive motor

How to adjust a table saw blade

How to replace a table saw motor brush set

Articles and videos for table saws

How to enjoy all the online benefits we offer on our Sears PartsDirect website

Top questions about Sears and Sears PartsDirect

How to use a table saw safely

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