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I thought that was odd to not have gaskets. There is an o-ring at each cylinder, but only black silicone around the edge of the head. There is a bit of pitting. I guess its pretty bad in a couple spots. Sounds like I may have gotten hose on the eBay engine from Jupiter? The seller was a police officer who appeared to deal in used marine engines on the side. I paid $2500 for it last February. |
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Those motors use o-rings for sealing the heads, if there was silicone on them, I guess some one had patched it.
I got a 200 John rude I'll sell ya cheap if you can find a lower unit for it |
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Plan A will be to find out how bad the damage is. Am I going to need to buy a shop crane to get to the crankshaft? |
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I don't know for sure(Johnrudes aren't my thing) Skools or Ferm mat know better, BTW its a 25 inch motor.
You may need a cherry picker to pull the power head, you may get a head start by pulling the carbs and the reed plates, you can look in the front and see if the crankshaft is rusty |
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I guess the carbs are next then. I have a bad feeling that this thing is never gonna get put back together after I start pulling all the parts off. |
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http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/boa/2759773033.html
What do you guys think about this? Seems like a huge dropoff in HP, but it's right up my alley as far as affordability goes. |
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