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planetPlosion
22.05.2021 19:52:22

Yep, the groove in the shift shaft aligns with the hole in the connector/joiner. the bolt has to have perfect clearance or it won't thread into the far side of the connector. If the bolt threads strip out, you can use a tap/die to clean the connector threads and use another bolt. The impeller will right itself after you put the top cover of the pump down over it. The shaft is drilled for a little keeper pin that engages the impeller, the end of the round pin catches the impeller to key it to the shaft. make sure your water tube connects in both grommets, top and bottom, when you put the LU back on. it's easy to miss the bottom grommet the first few times. The carbs look complicated, but aren't. if you built model stuff as a kid, you can handle it. just work on a clean surface and take it apart logically. here


gim
14.06.2021 14:12:11

I regularly have to remove bolts that are broken off in steel parts. Haven't done too many in aluminum. I agree, do not use and easy out. It will probably not work, and if you break it off in the hole, you are done. It is hardened and it is impossible to drill it out. If the bolt is sticking out, you can try to turn it with a vise grip or a pipe wrench. If that doesn't work, take a nut that is barely large enough to go over the bolt (or better yet one that will thread on if there are any threads available) and weld it to the bolt. Weld it on good, but do not mess up the outside of the nut. You will need to get a wrench on it. After you weld it, while it is still hot, tap it several times with a hammer. As it cools down enough to not burn some oil, soak it with oil and the heat will draw the oil in hopefully. Let it cool completely and tap is a few more times. Then gently try to turn it. Try to loosen it a little. Try to tighten it a little. Back and forth until it unscrews.


MH80
10.06.2021 2:25:40

And don't use an EZ-out on those broken bolts. Drill them out as JBJ suggests, or simply pull the powerhead and have a machine shop remove them. that shouldn't be too spendy. [links]


arturekert02
19.05.2021 23:46:46

Hi again,
Thank you Joe for the carb settings. Now I finally got the shift linkage put back together and the water tube lined up right and it is still not ejecting water from the hole. Like I said in the earlier post I replaced the impellar but I didn't notice any kind of a key on the shaft to turn the impellar. It has a slot and I did notice a very small button like piece on the bottom of the shaft. Is that what turns it? Another question I had was regarding the impellar, Is there a backwards? I was pretty sure that I put it in the same way the old one came out but now I am second guessing myself. One more question about the shift linkage, the notch is supposed to be where the bolt comes through right? Like I said I had problems getting it in so I did a lot of monkeying with it to get it to go in. I will check into the manual thing, does it show all of the parts to the carb? That is very foreign territory for me, any time I have messed with any other carb on a vehicle or mower I seem to loose parts or bend them or something. more


merlenebarrettl
25.04.2021 3:10:15

Re: 1959 Evinrude 18hp Fastwin tune up


Troutner
15.06.2021 3:36:31

RPM Information: 4500
Your engine's RPM range is important in choosing the right propeller for a given application. For example, if you look at your tachometer at top speed and it is not within the engine's RPM range then that is generally not good. You want your RPM's to be within the proper range while at wide open throttle (WOT). Be sure to do your testing under your normal boating conditions and with a good propeller (not bent, cracked, or excessively chipped).


bitplane
25.05.2021 17:55:54

The iboats Outboard Motor Forums are another excellent source of information. here


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Iron47
15.06.2021 3:36:31

1954 Evinrude Johnson Outboard 25 HP Lower Unit Gearcase w/o Driveshaft


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25.05.2021 17:55:54

1950's Evinrude Johnson Outboard 7.5 7 1/2 HP Piston Set of 2 202517 270700 376989 here


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22.06.2021 1:10:04

1952-1954 Evinrude Johnson Outboard 15 HP Lower Unit Gearcase - Needs Reseal


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15.06.2021 23:18:54

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xscreenprotectorx
09.05.2021 16:15:17

Carb is in good physical condition but may require cleaning, tuning, or carb kit prior to use.


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17.05.2021 16:18:28

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15.06.2021 3:36:31

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25.05.2021 17:55:54

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