Saving Old Seagulls

Bugger chicken you let cat out of bag was going to let him know about that stuff day before. Now he has time to study the best route.

I put oil in a clear bottle and let it separate from the water. then put it back in the gearbox less water like any good scotsman would. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Gearboxes don't hold that much oil so not really a fortune to change it every time I buy the oil in 20 litre container lasts me for a coupl...

I drain and change the oil in my engines after I use them every time. They always seem to have water in the oil

Hows the engine building coming along Chicken. Looks to be a few good pickings there.

You have it bad brother, Not enough room in your shed for your addiction
I reckon 1 a month habit there

Probably never will I suppose. But we do from down under.

If people keep paying silly money for these bloody outboards then people will start nicking them

If it was running when it hit the water you have probably bent the conrod.

Quite normal when the engine has done lots of hours. No seals in a seagull crankcase, the bearing clearance acts as a seal along with the correct amount and type of oil in the fuel. The bearings are brass bushes and would have to be very worn before they need replacing.

If you pipe it in to the water how are you going to tell if the intake is blocked. The out let works as a good tell tale

I think you see holdens as vauxhalls maybe. http://www.holden.co.nz/new-cars/commodore this is a real car not a soft 4 cylinder thing most of you know. The V8 one is awesum. And yes it uses lots of fuel. If we dont burn it the kids will.

Good to see Holden wins again shame about the ford in second must of cheated

We have opossums They have TB and we Kill them off but it does not stop TB. Opossums also kill our native trees, bloody pests.

Hi Keith
I would certainly like one of your animations as my avatar.

FTW means ???????