1. Clinton Small Engine

Illustrated parts lists Where to buy parts. Engine Illustrations and Specs ( for 1960 ) Engine spec sheets (for the 1969 Model year) engine models and.

A very common question about Clinton engines is, “Where can I get parts?” The good news is that while Clinton has been gone for thirty years, and the parts for their older engines stopped being manufactured long before that, there is still a decent supply. Please keep in mind, however, that 30, 40, 50 or more years on a shelf still takes its toll. So, while metal parts are either unaffected or have minimal surface rust from years of humidity and/or condensation forming on them, more “organic” things don’t age so well. Cork, for instance, can become as hard as rock but as brittle as an egg shell.

Clinton Small Engine

Rubber, like those used in seals, can become non-pliable. You get the point. So, NOS (new old stock) and used parts can indeed be found but nobody has everything and don’t expect it’ll look like something that was made last month. Three sources for parts are: Larry Rarus / (this site) PLEASE NOTE: I do not have any outboard parts or manuals Lincoln, Rhode Island Charlie Pitcher Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Jim Freshman / Blanchard, Idaho. Mazak cnc maintenance manual.