Saving Old Seagulls

Lovely photo’s,
I am going to put a sail on my 14ft fishing boat and have been looking for designs for the rudder on the internet.... look no further!!! Your rudder is just what I need... so..
I better get on with it...
Thanks for the cracking photos all round.
Mark

Yes, that’s what I was thinking about a second engine... I did put a post on about a long shaft seagull lighter than my one (Seagull 90) that would push my 14ft boat along nicely...
That’s a long trip..42 miles is a fair trot and the one.,,well that’s great... I will look the Luther one up...

Thanks

Ahoy there!
I will be taking my boat out shortly to a fishing Mark about five miles off shore.
I was wondering what distances you have been made using a Seagull?
The chap who had my boat and engine before me used to take it across to The Isle Of Wight from the main land for a pint now and then ...

I think you have me mixed up with the factory rebuild Seagull.
You asked me for the engine number.,
It’s ok mate, you must be spinning those old plates!

Mark.

Sorry, yes, EFNR16JJ9

Mark

Ps... is it straight forward job removing the fly wheel cover?

That’s interesting... tell me more.. factory rebuild???
I got the Engine with my boat around 18 years ago..
Got from my mate... an old boy had it before him and looked after the engine...
Be interested to know.

Thank you

Mark

Thanks for that....
I did just put a post up, but it didn’t down load...
I found my hand book and on page 18 it said 35 t.
I get the gaps mixed up with my chainsaws... must be my age!
Thanks again mate that’s great.

Mark

This is all I have today...

Thank you.

Mark

I am pretty sure the plug gap for my Silver Century 90 is 25 thou..I can’t find my Worksop manual and I can’t find it on the SOS site??? It must be me, I have been surcharging for the last hour!!!

Help!

Mark

Thanks mate,
Yes, she’s a little beauty!

That’s the one...
I will keep my eye out for one of them...sounds a plan... I will check out the HP..

Thank you.

Mark

And two with my sons... you can see my Seagull less the recoil starter ( that I have sorted now thanks to this forum).. I use a bit of old carpet on the transom as you can see.
This was taken a few years ago with my old wooden stem that I changed last week. Also I had a little sea spray on the lens ...

Ps my Seagull 90 is set up correctly at the right height... pushing her along nicely... so nice I almost fancied a trip to France across the channel on a good day!!!!

Thanks ship mates,
Yes, she’s a great little fishing boat stable and good in a swell...
The transom. (I was just re fitting the transom keel iron hence it’s hanging off!!! All done now.)

Mark