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June 15, 2018 at 1:49 am
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quote Buccaneer:
quote Fisherman6:
Nice find Buc! Even if the powerhead has issues, you still did well for 40 bucks with a tank (even if it’s single line). The kill button is factory, just missing the rubber cover. I don’t see anything else besides the red paint on the shift lever yet. Good on you for keeping your projects in order. I’m not always as good at that as I should be. Here is my latest Jubilee Sportwin. It’s missing the rubber cover too. My other two have the covers
-Ben
Ben, I’ll have to watch the video of your’s running for inspiration!
I see the kill switch cover is available at M.E. for $6, part #203660
Is there a way to tell if the wrist pins are loose without tearing the engine down?
Thanks.
Edit, just answered my own question via this YouTube video…..
https://youtu.be/bgfgbpvOFrQ
Yup, you found a video of checking for wristpin wear. I have a video of each of the three of mine running on the lake. The rough looking one was my cabin motor last year and it proved itself nicely. I hope these are inspiring!
-Ben
OldJohnnyRude on YouTube