Help identifying a 90 CU inch Stacker Motor

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Originally Posted by Tom Smyth

Yes it was. Were you there? wish we could have talked. Yes it is rare due to the cast exhaust manifold made by Merc. No filler block used.....

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No Tom, I was not there, I saw a pic in one of the earlier threads. The set I have is identical but it has
holes in the outer ends of the cones where it may have had a common "throttle type baffle set-up" to
control the noise. The casting numbers appear to be Merc (6-1100 & 6-1101). I don't have a 1100
block but I have a late 68 or 69 100 hp block that I may put them on if I can find a good crankshaft.
I saw the start-up vid and it was great. The finished engine looks perfect!!

can you post a pic of yours ?

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Originally Posted by raymar

No Tom, I was not there, I saw a pic in one of the earlier threads. The set I have is identical but it has
holes in the outer ends of the cones where it may have had a common "throttle type baffle set-up" to
control the noise. The casting numbers appear to be Merc (6-1100 & 6-1101). I don't have a 1100
block but I have a late 68 or 69 100 hp block that I may put them on if I can find a good crankshaft.
I saw the start-up vid and it was great. The finished engine looks perfect!!

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Pretty sure I have a crank - help me with the taper size to identify what one you need. Have a couple, but have no idea what they came from.

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Originally Posted by Tom Smyth

can you post a pic of yours ?

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Here are the stacks dad (Raymar) and I acquired a couple weeks ago.

Crazy. Never thought a 2nd set would show up. Any history where this set came from bridges?

if you want to sell them, I would be buying...

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Originally Posted by bridges

Here are the stacks dad (Raymar) and I acquired a couple weeks ago.

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Would love to put them on this motor (C7 TerrillCraft/ Merc 1100) to make it correct with the right stacks. Swap???? +$

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We bought them at a local AOMC meet here in Paducah, Ky recently. The guy who had them was from
Duquoin, IL. This is all we know about them. A really lucky find.

I know where a Jan Schoonover Wing resides. a pair of 1100 set up with stacks onthat boat would be a neat tribute to him. But would have to do the internal engine work as well to make tham a matched set.

not too many of those sets were allowed out to the public / non factory guys back in the day. Probably less than 4 or 5 motors total were not owned and returned to Mercury. Only two non factory privateers had access to them supposedly.

Tom, I tried to find a set of these stacks when I was running a 67 1100 back in the early 1970s & came
up with nothing. I tried Hubbell & Quincy to no avail. We might be able to make some kind of a trade; We
need 15 pitch early SSM props in both left-hand & right hand, two blade or three blade. We also need a
short mid-section with top adapter and tuning chamber for the exhaust. We have not been able to locate
any more of this stuff around here. Send me a phone number by private message when you get time.

Don Bridges (Raymar)

Rogerh, I don't have a crankshaft I can get the forging number from at this time but I'll see what I can come up with. Thanks

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Originally Posted by Tom Smyth

I know where a Jan Schoonover Wing resides. .

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????????????? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes.. I think it is the one before his accident, the red one in some of the pics floating around.

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Originally Posted by Tom Smyth

Yes.. I think it is the one before his accident, the red one in some of the pics floating around.

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PM me please