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- 1959 Evinrude Lightwin 3 Outboard Motor Restoration - MarineEngine. com Blog
We really enjoy hearing from our customers about the projects they are working on, and love to see photos of the finished product One of our regular customers, Brian from NC, sent us some photos and information about a project he finished a few years back – a 1959 Evinrude Lightwin 3 Here are some before and after photos Scroll down to read Brian’s story
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“All parts are from MarineEngine com” — Mike G , Victoria, Australia We just received photos and notes from Australian customer, Mike G , who recently completed
- Engine and Drive Repair – MarineEngine. com Blog
Throttle and Shift Cable Adjustment – by Joe Reeves Shop here on MarineEngine com with our Shift and Throttle Cable Finder for replacement cables Adjusting Throttle
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Throttle and Shift Cable Adjustment – by Joe Reeves Shop here on MarineEngine com with our Shift and Throttle Cable Finder for replacement cables Adjusting Throttle
- Restoring a classic 1959 35HP Johnson Super Seahorse Outboard Motor
Do-it-yourself Texas boater restores 59-year-old clunker into a vintage beauty Dear MarineEngine com, I started restoring my ’59 35hp Johnson Super Seahorse (model RDSL-21) this past winter during the weekends and evenings I rebuilt the carburetor, fuel pump, magneto and gear case A few more steps and I’ll have this motor running!
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Our friend and longtime OMC Tech, Joe Reeves, has posted thousands of answers to technical questions about Johnson and Evinrude motors on our Boat Repair
- 1960 Johnson Super Seahorse 75hp - MarineEngine. com Blog
1960 Johnson Super Seahorse 75hp Our customer Dave Drew sent us these photos and story about his 1960 Johnson Super Seahorse 75hp on a 1961 Starcraft Safari named Stardust What a beautiful job he did I hope it runs as good as it looks! My engine, even after paying over $3,000 to have a shop restore it, always ran poorly I found main engine bolts were backing out, leaks out of every seam
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