Saving Old Seagulls

That one is just not right! it looks too good. (thanks for the photo it will help with making a new one)
My motto is I need to be able to make for as little as possible or free.
There is no point in paying out good money if the idea wont work.

Drag wont be a problem at all, it has all of it's teflon still! The Missus has the old one, nothing but the best for me!! This was only for a play to see if it would improve things any..... 10 km to 16 km , I think it helpped. I will be making another one but I had to give the pan a try before I use...

Yup that's right! http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b302/malenudge/Chris/Seagull/20150926_122446.jpg I took the pan off the stove and put it on the back of the boat!! :lol: http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b302/malenudge/Chris/Seagull/20150926_122439.jpg With a bit of cutting, I think it will work ...

Just give it some heat! More than you think will be just about enough!

These guys may be able to help.
http://amalcarb.co.uk/

102 looks nice and clean too!

I have a 102 just like the one in the pics on ebay. I was given it as a pile of parts (along with some newer ones)
Is there any way that the pics from ebay can be saved? Or could some one with one, add some to a thread and make it a sticky thread for everyone to find it.

All my old 30's & 40's Aluminium tanks I have are very thick walled and are not going to do anything without head. That's one job I wouldn't like to have a go at. http://www.theoutboardshed.co.uk Yes I would only try popping the dent out of a brass or steel tank that way. I would not try it if ...

Fill the tank with water then use compressed air to push the dent out.

Sometimes it is not replaced after a gearbox clean out and the gearbox will not mesh properly. That is what the problem is with one of mine. when I opened up the gearbox the gull shat on the floor! http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b302/malenudge/Chris/Seagull/20150904_215041.jpg http://i22.photobu...

Have you found an Anzani hiding amongst ?

I have the Ht lead sorted! The Steel screw had rusted to the point where the tip of it was on longer in contact with the wire. I made up a steel screw to replace the old one now I can get a nice blue spark with just a flip of the flywheel. Should the screw be brass? Or would it be better made from s...

Some nice little engines there. are they made by COX?

If any little bit of data helps, I have TC51835 at this point it is needing a lot of work and may never run (I got it with another engine I was going to use for parts)

It will be good as gold! I put a 7hp short leg merc on one, went like a scolded cat.... just wasn't that good when it was stopped!!! it sat in the water like this ./