Saving Old Seagulls

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If you wish to add your SD to the register please provide data as per the register headings. Please add your details to this thread. I rarely answer the pm facility.

Webmaster: Please advise how I can download a pdf onto here or if I can send it to you for you to add. Thanks. PDF much clearer.

SD 2360L3 was broken for parts . It was recovered from a skip on the Isle of Muck , Brass Exhaust , Brass Gear Lever , Stamp on Skeg , None Original Flywheel , No tank , Alloy Tank mounts . Clutched Gearbox , None Original Carb . See attached image

Thanks for that!

Hugo, happy to post a higher resolution version.

Please send a copy of the PDF to webmaster@saving-old-seagulls.co.uk and I will post on the forum one way or another.

Also if you are willing to send a copy in the original format you have (word, excel?) I can see about converting/posting it on the main SOS site with your permission. The Little Forty page is a good example of this, offering a permanent searchable reference for the future!

Many thanks,
Andrew

Here you go, hopefully this one works! Converted to a picture for posting here, with link to the pdf below.
http://saving-old-seagulls.co.uk/SDregisterpdf.pdf

Excellent..... great stuff. As l add additional motors I'll let you know.

Hello, my SD-specs are:

Engine # 1389P3
Engine type SD
Skeg stamp N
Copper top N
JM Magneto JM 7101
Brass bayonet cap Y
Features -
Tank saddles Cast
Clutch lever bronze N
Clutch lever patent inscr N
Amal carb brass N
Float Chamb top brass N
Flywheel nut brass Y
Flywheel nut type HEX
Fuel tap brass Y
Trottle lever brass Y
Exhaust type brass Y Nip Starb
Length driveshaft Std
Add crankcase # -
Location Belgium

Gtz, Alain.

Thanks Alain.

If anyone else wishes to have their SD on the register do as Alain has which was brilliantly executed. Now added Alain.

I'll publish the register whenever 5 more motors are added.

Cheers, Hugo.

S.D.P. 11287.

Decided to be a "10 pound pom" to me in Perth.

A tad more than 10 quid but it is wonderful.

Pics
Had a few IPAs so typing text beyond me Hugo.

Questions?

Regards

B

Thanks Bruce, I've entered your SDP 11287. That is 5 SDP's now. All #'s between 10500 and 12500 so 1945?

I am a relative beginner here. Have rescued two SD’s and would like to post details.
Can I check your terminology?
References to Bayonet Caps… is that fuel cap?
References to Magneto… where do I find this, is it stamped somewhere near the coil?
(Haven’t started unseizing bolts yet but will share pics.
Thanks
J.

Bayonet cap is indeed fuel cap. Magneto numbers on magnetos with the "coolie hat" flywheel usually have a JM number stamped on the flywheel. This is useful as it is known that the JM numbers were issued out from Villiers in number order, so generally follow seagull production from the early marston engines up to the later SD engines. So its a way of roughly seeing if the magneto is of a similar age to the actual engine.

Brilliant thanks. Very helpful.
More details to follow!
One of my SD’s is a real bitza so not sure how helpful it will be…..
Thanks