Saving Old Seagulls

Hi Charles. Been off the web for a while to get on here and read your post. Just try using the garden hose and wet the whole car down and see how that goes. Judging by how cold it gets up your way mate it should do the trick. Normally a good shunt can break the wire in the rear windscreen to stop it ...

Hey guys. This is one of my vids that I done of a wet test.

http://youtu.be/xnmgRyGt04w

Don't forget the 10-1 fuel--oil ratio. I would go for a F N R as well for something that big

Yes its 10-1.

If you go down to your local mower shop, they have the universal type plug caps that has a self tapper like thread inside to screw on the end of your plug lead. About $9

Thank you 1650bullet,

I found a unit on ebay form someone in OZ for around $20 comes with instructions and looks like it should do the job.

Sparkplug cap to find and then back in the wheelie bin (i mean OHS approved test tank )

Guessing your in Brisbane by you green test tank, Im in Logan. at ...

Your wasting time and lots of money using them plugs in a seagull. All I use is the stock Champion spark plugs with the victa ignition module and it works a treat. Don't use the Atom ignition modules because they have a plastic case and it melts away up inside the flywheel. Vita modules are incased ...

Shows how hot things are when an animal that lives I hot dry areas has to come out to the coast line to find a place to cool off. Male would be on the far Right im thinking.

Been offline for a few days due to painting out the inside of the house. Should have all of the house renovations done by this week.

I will post up some pics of my new outside shed that will be my Seagull factory.

Been looking every place for one but still no luck.

They must be a bit rare even overseas. Have not got any feedback yet. But as wife says (Good things happen to those who wait) But im get sick of hearing that all the time

Yamahas and Hondas are good as we all know/ But have you looked into Suzuki or Tohatsu yet. Compare them as well. Tohatsu are a great motor with a long life span as well. They have never changed much either, So 20 years down the track and parts and service should be no problem I would reckon. Nissan ...

I am on the lookout for a seagull Kingfisher. I am pretty sure that its impossible to aquire one here in Australia, so I am prepared to pay for one to be shipped from an international seller. Does anyone have a kingfisher for sale?

Yeh sorry. From 15Hp and up its all 4 stroke

Either Suzuki or Tohatsu Chris. Suzuki only sells 4 strokes and nothing more. The all new Johnson outboard motors are just a rebadged Suzuki now. Some Mercury and Mariner outboards are rebadged Tohatsu as well. If it were me I would toss up between them 2.