1937 Waterwitch Model 571.10 Outboard

Equipment includes a two-blade propeller, a pull starter, a magneto ignition system, and a red rubber handle.

Waterwitch outboards were built by Kissel Industries of Hartford, Wisconsin on behalf of Sears from 1936 to 1945. This example features a polished aluminum fuel tank with red and white accents as well as a pivoting handle with a red rubber grip. It measures approximately 37″ tall by 16″ wide and 24″ deep.

The two-stroke single was factory rated at 2.5 horsepower and is equipped with a pull starter and a magneto ignition system.

Power is transferred to a two-blade propeller via a direct-drive transmission.