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billw
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    quote T2.:

    The Mark 30 powerhead is similar. Same basic block, but the Wizard had different reed blocks and different intake port covers.

    Lower pan might interchange, but top cowling is unique to the Wizard, as are the faceplates.

    The Wizard WA-25 used the Mark 20 tower and foot, probably MK20 transom bracket too.

    Hope this helps.

    best,
    T2.

    That is interesting about the Mark 20 gear case. I never had a WA25 so I never knew that. This would mean that the crank shaft spline and drive shaft would be different than a Mark 30, making the WA25 less useful as a parts motor for a Mark 30? If so, that is good information to know! Thanks!

    Long live American manufacturing!