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November 29, 2015 at 8:30 pm
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The plunger is most likely to prime the motor, beyond that you need to post pics 🙄
quote Jerry:
I recently picked up a motor with the sheave showing "OUTBOARD MOTOR CORPORATION"..It has a funky looking carburetor with some sort of plunger on top and a shroud where the Venturi should be….I was told it was a 1933 model.
Can someone tell me if the rotary valve motors are better runners than reed type? What is the advantage? It appears to be about 3 or 4 horse.I have no idea how to prime it since I can’t see the Venturi to inject fuel for testing…Jerry
Can someone tell me if the rotary valve motors are better runners than reed type? What is the advantage? It appears to be about 3 or 4 horse.I have no idea how to prime it since I can’t see the Venturi to inject fuel for testing…Jerry