This manual covers the West Bend Elgin Outboard Motor, produced between 1956 and 1960. These early production models are known for their robust 2-stroke engine design, offering a power range from 2 to 40 HP and utilizing gasoline fuel. Featuring water-cooled systems and a reliable magneto ignition, these motors were engineered for dependable performance on the water. Their versatility is further enhanced by options for standard or long shaft lengths and both remote or tiller handle controls for throttle and steering, making them suitable for a variety of watercraft.

The purpose of this Service Repair Manual is to provide comprehensive guidance for the maintenance and repair of your West Bend Elgin Outboard Motor. It details essential procedures, including recommended fuel-oil mixtures, gearcase lubrication, and ignition system specifics. The manual also covers operational aspects, troubleshooting common issues, and provides technical specifications necessary for accurate servicing. By following the instructions within this factory-produced, 169-page English document, owners and technicians can ensure the longevity and optimal performance of their outboard motor.