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Prather Boat Motor? - 4/22/2007 3:02 AM   
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hey everybody this is my frist post! I just had a quick question if anybody knew what type of motor this is because i was thinking it might be a Prather but i wasn't sure if they made just motors. Any information would be helpfull.
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RE: Prather Boat Motor? - 4/22/2007 3:07 AM   
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Thats a Picco, Prather did not make motors.

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RE: Prather Boat Motor? - 4/22/2007 3:43 AM   
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Thanks that helps a lot. Do you happen to know anything else about it? I've been trying to look it up on google but can't find anything at all. The motor doesn't have any markings except for a 5 printed on it. Other than that I have ran it before and seems to be a high high performance motor. I am also possibly looking to get rid of it if i can't get it to run right but for now any other information is well appreciated. Also does anybody possibly know if there is a direct replacement for it in like an O.S or even what size it is?
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RE: Prather Boat Motor? - 3/14/2012 10:03 PM   
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Just found that old post while surfing the net The engine is a Picco P-5 3.5cc/.21 ci, an excellent engine in its time. An OS .21 would be trading down

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RE: Prather Boat Motor? - 3/15/2012 5:22 AM   
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Yup, it sure is! If my rusty memory serves me right, check the head bolts as they could be exposed inside of the cooling jacket and subject to rust. If so, they'll need something like anti-sieze compound on them or you'll never get them off if you need to.

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