to 5 hp Cimco Marine AB DBD Marine EP Carry ePropulsion - Hong Kong Halmarine Outboards Hidea - China Honda Marine Group - Japan - Up to 250 hp KARVIN motors - electric outboard see KARVIN website Kohler Company Jarvis Marine Lehr Maxus outboards Mud-skipper Longtail outboard McCulloch Mercury/Mariner/Mercury Racing - USA - Up to 600 hp Nissan Marine (now Tohatsu) Oshen-Hyfong Marine Photon Marine Electric Outboard Motors for Commercial Boat Fleets see Photon Marine website Propel part of Saietta Group - Electric outboards Parsun - China Selva Marine - Italy - Up to 250 hp Suzuki Marine - Japan - Up to 350 hp Tohatsu - Japan Tomos Torqeedo part of Deutz AG - Electric outboards Zomair Ul'yanovsk Motor Plant West Bend Yamaha Outboards - Japan - Up to 425 hp Yanmar Diesel Former manufacturers British Anzani British Seagull (defunct) Chrysler Homelite Johnson Outboards (folded into Evinrude Outboard Motors) ELTO Evinrude, a division of Bombardier Recreational Products - USA - Up to 300 hp Seven Marine - USA - 3 models rated up to 627 hp utilising a General Motors sourced V8 supercharged power-plant Volvo Penta Oliver See also References External links [https://books.google.com/books?id=ayEDAAAAMBAJ&pg=RA1-PA15&dq=popular+science+1951+the+heart+of+a+modern&hl=en&ei=BEHFTKyVEYTPnAetkdCFCg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=true "How A Kicker Works, June 1951, Popular Science] by George W. Waltz Jr - basic article on outboard motors with many drawings and illustrations The Antique Outboard Motor Club International The Super-Elto Outboard Motor (1927) Smithsonian Institution Libraries Early Outboard Motor Boat Racing in British Columbia Yamaha Outboards Resources Collection Patents - Marine propulsion mechanism - Canoe and other small craft Marine propulsion Marine engines