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Tubs
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    quote Dan in TN:

    Maybe I can find a Quad flywheel for it? I hear that advances the timing?

    The fuel mixer (carburetor) has no butterfly to control air/fuel mixture.
    You could consider it wide open all the time and has no effect on
    controlling the speed of the motor. The speed is controlled by advancing
    or retarding the timing with the "timer". Getting a flywheel that
    "advances the timing" would only change the position of the timer
    from its normal running position if the motor would run at all
    depending how far it would move the timers location for the motor to
    start and run. I don’t know if the Quad flywheel timing is the same or
    different than what you need. I would try a single knob service Speedster
    flywheel if you want to get it running. I don’t know for sure that the timing is
    the same so it will work but there are plenty around so I’m sure someone
    would let you borrow one to try. Having a water pump may take away from
    its performance slightly compared to a service Speedster. I have 2 service
    Speedster’s and on a 12" V bottom aluminum boat one will do 18 to 19 and the
    other 19 to 20 mph. I really enjoy running them and they are fast enough to
    make a good breeze if you know what I mean. This is the slower one but
    I have added extra baffles to the exhaust to quiet it down a little.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GRrmslnz2A

    A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.